Die The New Cambridge Modern History ist eine 1957 bis 1979 in 14 Bänden (inklusive Atlas) erschienene Geschichte der Neuzeit. Sie behandelt die Zeit von 1450 bis 1945 und erschien gleichzeitig bei Cambridge University Press (CUP) und Macmillan in New York. Sie war der völlig neu bearbeitete Nachfolger der The Cambridge Modern History von 1902 bis 1912.
Herausgeber waren George Richard Potter. Einzelbände I. The Renaissance 1493–1520 Herausgeber George Richard Potter, Denys Hay 1957 KapitelTitelAutorGeneral Introduction: History and the Modern HistorianGeorge Norman Clark1IntroductionDenys Hay2 The face of Europe on the eve of the great discoveriesH. C. Darby3 Fifteenth century civilisation and the RenaissanceHans Baron4The papacy and the catholic churchR. Aubenas5Learning and education in Europe from 1470 to 1520R. Weiss6The arts in Western Europe (1) Italy (2) Northern Europe (3)Spain (4) Vernacular literature in Western Europe (1) Rudolf Wittkower (2) L. D. Ettlinger (3) Erinqueta Frankfort (4) H. W. Lawton7The Empire under MaximilianR. G. D. Laffan8The Burgundian Netherlands 1477–1521C. A. J. Armstrong9International relations in the West: diplomacy and warJ. R. Hale10France under Charles VIII and Louis XIIR. Doucet11The hispanic kingdoms and the catholic kingsJ. M. Batista I Roca12The invasions of ItalyCecilia M. Ady13Eastern EuropeC. A. Macartney14The Ottoman Empire 1481–1520J. V. Parry15The New World (1) Portuguese expansion (2)Spaniards in the New World (1) H. V. Livermore (2) John Horace Parry16Expansion as a concern of all EuropeE. E. Rich
II. The Reformation 1520–1559 Herausgeber Geoffrey Rudolph Elton 1990 KapitelTitelAutorIntroductionGeoffrey Rudolph Elton1The age of ReformationG. R. Elton2 Economic change3 The Reformation mouvements in GermanyR. W. Scribner4The Reformation in Zurich, Strassburg and GenevaE. G. Rupp5The Anabaptists and the sectsJames M. Stayer6The Reformation in Scandinavia and the BalticN. K. Andersen7Politics and the institutionalization of reform in GermanyR. W. Scribner8Poland, Bohemia and HungaryR. R. Betts9The Reformation in France 1515–1559F. C. Spooner10The Reformation in EnglandG. R. Elton11Italy and the papacyDelio Cantimori12The new ordersH. O. Evennett13The empire of Charles V in EuropeHelmut Georg Koenigsberger14The Habsburg-Valois warsMaria J. Rodriguez-Salgado15Intellectual tendencies16Schools and UniversitiesDenys Hay17Constitutional development and political thought in Western EuropeG. R. Elton19Constitutional development and political thought in the Holy Roman EmpireVolker Press19Constitutional development and political thought in Eastern EuropeR. R. Betts20Armies, navies and the art of warJ. R. Hale21The Ottoman Empire 1520-1566V. J. Parry22Russia 1462-1584J. L. I. Fennell23The New World 1521–1580J. V. Parry, G. V. Scammell24I. A. Macgregor, G. V. Scammell
III. Counter Reformation and Price Revolution (1559–1610) Herausgeber des 1968 erschienenen Bandes war Richard B. Wernham (1906–1999).
KapitelTitelAutor1IntroductionR. B. Wernham2 The Economy of Europe 1559–1609F. C. Spooner3 The Papacy, Catholic Reforms and Christian MovementsT. M. Parker4Protestantism and Confessional Strife (1) Lutheranism after Luther (2)The development and spread of Calvinism (1) T. M. Parker (2) T. M. Parker5Social structure, office holding and politics, chiefly in Western EuropeJ. Hurstfield6International diplomacy and international lawG. Mattingly7Armies, navies and the art of warJ. R. Hale8The British Question 1559–1569R. B. Wernham9Western Europe and the Power of Spain (1) Spain and Italy (2) The Problem of the Netherlands and France to 1585 (3)The French Succession and the War with England (1) H. G. Koenigsberger (2) H. G. Koenigsberger (3) H. G. Koenigsberger10The Austrian Habsburgs and the EmpireG. D. Ramsay11The Ottoman Empire 1566–1617V. J. Parry12Poland and LithuaniaP. Skwarczynski13Sweden and the BalticI. Andersson14Education and LearningR. R. Bolgar15ScienceMarie Boas Hall16Political thought and the theory and practice of tolerationM. J. Tooley17 Colonial development and international rivalries outside Europe (1) America (2) Asia and Africa (1) J. H. Parry (2) J. B. Harrison
IV. The Decline of Spain and the Thirty Years War (1609–1648/49) Herausgeber John Phillips Cooper 1970. KapitelTitelAutorIntroductory:1General IntroductionJ. P. Cooper2 The European Economy 1609–1650F. C. Spooner3 The exponents and critics of absolutismRoland Mousnier4The Scientific Movement and the Diffusion of Scientific Ideas 1688–1751Alistair Cameron Crombie, Michael Hoskin5Changes in Religious ThoughtG. L. Mosse6Military forces and warfare 1610–48J. W. Dr Wijn7Sea PowerJ. P. Cooper8Drama and SocietyJ. LoughCentral Conflicts:9Spain and Europe 1598–1621Hugh Trevor-Roper10The state of Germany (to 1618)G. D. Ramsay11The Thirty Years WarE. A. Beller12The Low CountriesE. H. Kossmann13Sweden and the Baltic 1611–1654M. Roberts14International relations and the role of France 1648–60G. LivetThe Unmaking and Remaking of States:15The Spanish Peninsula 1598–1648J. H. Elliott16French Institutions and Society 1610–61Roland Mousnier17 The Habsburg lands 1618–57V.-L. Tapie18The Fall of the Stuart MonarchyJ. P. Cooper19The end of the Polish expansion and the survival of Russia (1) Poland-Lithuania 1609-48 (2) Russia 1613–45 (1) H. Jablonowski (2)J. L. H. KeepThe Frontiers of Europe:20The Ottoman Empire 1617–48V. J. Parry21Europe and AsiaJ. B. Harrison22The European nations and the AtlanticE. E. Rich23Latin America 1610–60W. Borah
V. The Ascendency of France (1648–88) Herausgeber Francis Ludwig Carsten 1961. KapitelTitelAutor1Introduction: The age of Louis XIVF. L. Carsten2 Economic Problems and PoliciesD. C. Coleman3 The scientific mouvementRupert Hall4PhilosophyW. von Leyden5Political ThoughtStephen Skalweit6Church and StateAnne Whiteman7Art and ArchitekturRudolf Wittkower8The social foundation of statesGeorge Clark9French diplomacy and foreign policy in their European settingGaston Zeller10France under Louis XIVJ. Lough11The achievements of France in art, thought and literatureDavid Ogg12The Dutch RepublicE. H. Kossmann13Britain after the RestorationDavid Ogg14Europe and North AmericaE. E. Rich15Spain and her empireJuan Reglá16Portugal and her empireV. M. Godinho17Europe and Asia (1) The European connection with Asia (2) The English and Dutch East India Companies (1) J. B. Harrison (2)C. D. Cowan18The Empire after the Thirty Years WarF. L. Carsten19Italy after the Thirty Years WarGiorgio Spini20The Habsburg LandsR. R. Betts21The Ottoman Empire after Mehmed IVA. N. Kurat22Scandinavia and the BalticJerker Rosén21The Rise of BrandenburgF. L. Carsten22Poland to the death of John SobieskiHorst Jablonowski22Russia: the beginning of WesternisationWerner Philipp
VI. The Rise of Great Britain and Russia, 1688–1715/25 Herausgeber John Selwyn Bromley 1970 KapitelTitelAutor1IntroductionJ. S. Bromley2 The Scientific Movement and the Diffusion of Scientific Ideas 1688–1751Alistair Cameron Crombie, Michael Hoskin3 Cultural Change in Western Europe (1) Tendencies in Thought and Literature (2) Music 1661–1752 (1) W. H., Barber (2) Frederick W. Sternfeld4Religion and the relation of church and stateJ. McManners5International relations in EuropeAndrew Lossky6The English RevolutionE. S. De Beer7The Nine Years War 1688–1697George Clark8The Emergence of Great Britain as a World PowerDavid Ogg9War Finance 1689–1714P. G. M. Dickson, John Sperling10The Condition of France 1688–1715Jean Meuvret11The Spanish Empire and foreign pressures 1688–1715Roland Dennis Hussey, J. S. Bromley12From the Nine Years War to the War of Spanish successionGeorge Clark13The war of Spanish succession in EuropeA. J. Veenendaal14The pacification of UtrechtH. G. Pitt15France and England in North America 1689–1713Philip S. Haffenden16Portugal and her empire 1680–1720V. Magalhães Godinho17The MediterraneanJean Mathiex18The Austrian HabsburgsJ. W. Stowe19The retreat of the Turks 1683–1730A. N. Kurat, J. S. Bromley20-1Charles XII and the Great Northern WarRagnhild Hatton20-2The eclipse of PolandJózef Gierowski, Andrzej Kamiński21Russia under Peter the Great and the changed relations of East and WestM. S. Anderson22 Armies and Navies (1) The art of war on land (2) Soldiers and civilians (3)Navies (1) David G. Chandler (2) J. W. Stove (3) J. S. Bromley, A. N. Ryan23 Economic Activity (1) The map of commerce 1683-1721 (2) Price, population and economic activity in Europe 1688–1715 (1) Jacob M. Price (2) Jean Meurvet
VII. The Old Regime, 1713–1763 Herausgeber J. O. Lindsay 1957 KapitelTitelAutor1Introductory SummaryJ. O. Lindsay2 The growth of overseas commerce and european manufactureC. H. Wilson3 The social classes and the foundation of statesJ. O. Lindsay4The visual arts and imaginative literatureAlbert Richardson5The EnlightmentA. Cobban6ReligionR. W. Greaves7Monarchy and Administration (1) European Practice (2) The English Inspiration (1) J. O. Lindsay (2) W. R. Brock8The Armed Forces and the Art of WarEric Robson9International RelationsJ. O. Lindsay10The decline of divine-right monarchy in FranceA. Cobban11EnglandW. R. Brock12The Western Mediterranean and ItalyJ. O. Lindsay13The organization and the rise of PrussiaWalter Horace Bruford14RussiaIan Young15Scandinavia and the BalticRagnhild Hatton16Poland under the Saxon KingsL. R. Lewitter17The Habsburg DominionsC. A. Macartney18The War of the Austrian SuccessionMark A. Thomson19The diplomatic revolutionD. B. Horn20The Seven Years WarEric Robson 21The development of the American communities (1) Latin America (2) North America (1)J. H. Parry (2) Frank Thistlethwaite22Rivalries in America (1) The Caribbean (2) The North America continent (1)J. H. Parry (2) Frank Thistlethwaite23 Rivalries in IndiaC. C. Davies24Economic relations in Africa and the Far East (1) Africa (2) Asia (1)J. Gallagher (2) Victor Purcell
VIII. The American and French Revolutions, 1763–1793 Herausgeber Elliot H. Goodwin 1965