A History of England, Period III. Constitutional MonarchyBright, J. Franck (James Franck)
History
A History of England, Period III. Constitutional Monarchy
Bright, J. Franck (James Franck)
Great Britain -- History
1771 The liberty of reporting Parliamentary debates, 1062
North's ministry gathers strength, 1063
1772 Royal Marriage Law, 1064
Fate of the Queen of Denmark, 1064
Division of Poland, 1065
Constitution of Poland, 1065
1773 =Organized opposition in America=, 1067
1774 Dunning's petition rejected, 1068
1772 The India Company's difficulties, 1069
1774 Boston Port Bill, 1070
Massachusetts Government Bill, 1070
Crisis of the quarrel, 1070
Acts of the General Congress, 1071
1775 Chatham's motions for reconciliation, 1071
Skirmish at Lexington, 1072
The Canada Bill, 1072
=The Congress assumes sovereign authority=, 1073
Washington commander-in-chief, 1073
Battle of Bunker's Hill, 1073
The Olive Branch Petition, 1075
Attack on Canada, 1075
1776 Howe retires to Halifax, 1076
Fresh offers of conciliation rejected, 1076
=Declaration of Independence=, 1077
Battle of Brooklyn, 1077
1777 Washington recovers New Jersey, 1079
Threefold plan of the English, 1079
Howe's expedition against Philadelphia, 1080
Battle of Germanstown, 1080
Washington reorganizes the army, 1081
=Burgoyne's disasters=, 1081
1776 =Effect of American affairs in Parliament=, 1082
1777 Increase of the Civil List, 1082
=France acknowledges the independence of America=, 1084
Chatham's energy in Parliament, 1084
1778 North's Conciliation Bill, 1085
Rupture with France, 1085
Death of Chatham, 1086
Laws against Roman Catholics repealed, 1087
=America rejects North's conciliatory offers=, 1087
Effect of the alliance between America and France, 1088
Weakness of North's ministry, 1088
1779 Difficulties in Ireland, 1090
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