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
1780 Motions for economical reform, 1091
The Lord George Gordon riots, 1092
Rodney's victory, 1094
Capture of Charleston, 1095
War with the Dutch, 1095
Armed neutrality of the North, 1096
Arnold's treachery, 1096
Death of Major André, 1097
=Campaign in Carolina=, 1097
1781 St. Eustatia captured, 1098
Battle of Guildford Courthouse, 1100
Battle of Hobkirk's Hill, 1100
Battle of Eutaw, 1101
Cornwallis in Virginia, 1101
=Surrender of Yorktown. Close of the war=, 1103
New session of Parliament, 1103
1782 =North's resignation. The Rockingham ministry=, 1104
The agitation in Ireland, 1105
Economical reforms, 1106
=Conclusion of the American War=, 1107
Exorbitant demands of France, 1108
Siege of Gibraltar, 1109
Changed tone of French demands, 1110
1783 Terms of the peace, 1110
1782 =Death of Rockingham. The Shelburne ministry=, 1111
1783 =Shelburne resigns. Return of the Whig ministry=, 1112
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=Retrospect of Indian history=, 1113
1600 Foundation of the India Company, 1113
1640 Foundation of Madras (1640), Bombay (1662),
and Calcutta (1698), 1114
Decline of Portuguese and Dutch competition, 1114
1707 Decline of the Mogul Empire, 1115
1744 Competition with the French Company, 1115
1750 Success of Dupleix, 1116
1752 Dupleix defeated by Clive, 1117
1756 The Black Hole of Calcutta, 1118
1757 The Battle of Plassey, 1119
1761 =Overthrow of the French power in India=, 1119
=Contest with the native states=, 1120
1763 Massacre of Patna, 1121
1764 Battle of Buxar, 1121
=Maladministration of the India Company=, 1121
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