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
1769 Rise of Hyder Ali, 1122
1770 Famine in Bengal, 1123
1773 =The Regulating Act=, 1123
1774 Death of Clive, 1124
Warren Hastings, 1124
1778 The Mysore war, 1127
1780 Robbery of Cheyte Singh and the Begums, 1128
1781 Parliamentary inquiry, 1129
1783 Dundas's India Bill, 1129
Fox's India Bill, 1129
The King procures its rejection, 1131
=Fall of the Whig ministry. Pitt's first ministry=, 1132
1784 Pitt's victory over the Opposition, 1134
Dissolution of Parliament, 1134
Pitt's Budget, 1134
Pitt's India Bill, 1135
Pitt's Irish policy, 1136
Failure of Pitt's Reform Bill, 1137
Pitt's financial success, 1138
1785 Charges against Warren Hastings, 1139
1787 Conduct of the Prince of Wales, 1140
1788 Trial of Warren Hastings, 1141
First motion against the slave trade, 1142
The King's illness. The Regency Bill, 1142
=Pre-eminence of Pitt=, 1143
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=Effect of the French Revolution in England=, 1145
=Pitt's foreign policy=, 1145
=Political development of the country=, 1146
1789 Affair of Nootka Sound, 1146
Alliance with Holland, 1146
Pitt's efforts to oppose Russia, 1147
Alliance with Prussia, Holland, and Sweden, 1148
1790 The Convention of Reichenbach, 1149
=Industrial development of the country=, 1150
1789 =The French Revolution=, 1151
Assembling of the States-General, 1153
Louis XVI. brought to Paris, 1154
=Excitement produced in England=, 1154
1790 =First reactionary movement=, 1154
Rejection of the Abolition of Tests and the
Reform Bill, 1154
Burke's "Reflections," 1155
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