History of England, A.D. 1800-1815; an intr. to The history of the peaceG. Bell and Sons, 1878 - 548 pagina's |
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Pagina vii
... Tampering - The Emmetts - Plot - Out- break - Lord Kilwarden - Results - Coercion - Catholics stirred up - Currency Troubles - Duke of Bedford Viceroy .- [ 1801–6 . ] PAGE 1 31 58 CHAPTER IV . — Precariousness of the Peace - Bantry.
... Tampering - The Emmetts - Plot - Out- break - Lord Kilwarden - Results - Coercion - Catholics stirred up - Currency Troubles - Duke of Bedford Viceroy .- [ 1801–6 . ] PAGE 1 31 58 CHAPTER IV . — Precariousness of the Peace - Bantry.
Pagina viii
... Duke of Kent -- Position of the Heir Apparent - Colonel Despard's Plot - Execution of Governor Wall - Prorogation of Parliament - State of Parties.- [ 1800-4 ] CHAPTER V. The Grenville Letter - Royal Anxieties - Meeting of Parliament ...
... Duke of Kent -- Position of the Heir Apparent - Colonel Despard's Plot - Execution of Governor Wall - Prorogation of Parliament - State of Parties.- [ 1800-4 ] CHAPTER V. The Grenville Letter - Royal Anxieties - Meeting of Parliament ...
Pagina x
... Duke of York - His resignation - Inquiry into Abuses - Quarrel between Lord Castlereagh and Mr. Can- ning- Their duel - Changes in the Cabinet - Mr . Perceval , Prime Minister - The Jubilee - Napoleon's divorce - His new Marriage ...
... Duke of York - His resignation - Inquiry into Abuses - Quarrel between Lord Castlereagh and Mr. Can- ning- Their duel - Changes in the Cabinet - Mr . Perceval , Prime Minister - The Jubilee - Napoleon's divorce - His new Marriage ...
Pagina 36
... Duke of Portland , and asked him what he thought of the plan for Catholic emancipation at that time in discussion among the ministers . Finding the Duke favourable to the measure , he proposed to leave with him a paper he had written ...
... Duke of Portland , and asked him what he thought of the plan for Catholic emancipation at that time in discussion among the ministers . Finding the Duke favourable to the measure , he proposed to leave with him a paper he had written ...
Pagina 52
... ; and yet people were so little alarmed that the Duke of York could not visit the King at Weymouth , because it was so difficult to keep the officers of militia at their posts , and to convince 52 [ BOOK I. HISTORY OF ENGLAND , 1800-1815 .
... ; and yet people were so little alarmed that the Duke of York could not visit the King at Weymouth , because it was so difficult to keep the officers of militia at their posts , and to convince 52 [ BOOK I. HISTORY OF ENGLAND , 1800-1815 .
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