HISTORY OF EUROPE

FROM THE

FALL OF NAPOLEON

IN MDCCCXV

TO THE

ACCESSION OF LOUIS NAPOLEON

IN MDCCCLII

BY

SIR ARCHIBALD ALISON, BART., D.C.L.

Author of the History of Europe from the Commencement of the French
Revolution in 1789, to the Battle of Waterloo,' &c. &c.

Harvey G

CONTENTS OF VOL. V.

CHAPTER XXXI.

INTERNAL HISTORY OF GREAT BRITAIN, FROM THE PASSING OF THE REFORM

BILL IN 1832 TO THE CLOSE OF THE SESSION OF 1833.

CHAPTER XXXII.

INTERNAL HISTORY OF GREAT BRITAIN, FROM THE CLOSE OF THE SESSION OF

1833 TO THE FALL OF EARL GREY AND THE REFORM MINISTRY IN 1834.

CHAPTER XXXIII.

SPAIN AND PORTUGAL, FROM THE FRENCH EXPEDITION IN 1823 TO THE CONCLU-

SION OF THE QUADRUPLE ALLIANCE AND COMMENCEMENT OF THE CARLIST

WAR IN 1833.

Effect of the Peninsular War on

Spain and Portugal,

Contrast between the town and

country districts,

The existing law of succession,

102

83

Measures for setting it aside,.

The question at issue between the

parties,

Birth of a daughter, and measures

84

of the Queen's party,

104

The French intervention in 1823,

State of Portugal,

Counter-Revolution there,

Feeling in England as regards the

Peninsula,

Cruelties of the Miguelites in Por-

tugal,

85

Vacillation of the King,

90

Death of the King, and proclama-

tion of Queen Isabella,

109

91

Course taken by France and Eng-

Second Revolution,

. 124 Successes of the Constitutionalists, 131

125 The Quadruple Alliance,.

Effect of the overthrow of Charles X., 126 | Motives of France and England in it, 135

CHAPTER XXXIV.

CARLIST WAR IN SPAIN AND PORTUGAL, FROM ITS COMMENCEMENT IN 1833

TO THE DEATH OF ZUMALACARREGUI IN 1835.

SPAIN, FROM THE DEATH OF ZUMALACARREGUI IN 1835 TO THE TERMINATION