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
1809 =Battle of Corunna=, 1297
Opinion in England concerning the war, 1298
Scandal of the Duke of York, 1299
Charges against Castlereagh, 1299
Opposition to Napoleon in Germany, 1300
Battle of Aspern, 1300
Battle of Wagram, 1301
Peace of Vienna, 1301
The Walcheren expedition, 1301
Wellesley victorious in Portugal, 1303
=Battle of Talavera=, 1304
1810 Wellington fortifies the Lisbon promontory, 1306
Battle of Busaco, 1307
1811 =Battle of Albuera=, 1309
Critical position of the French, 1311
Threatened war between Russia and France, 1313
1812 Capture of Rodrigo and Badajos, 1315
=Battle of Salamanca=, 1316
Wellington in Madrid, 1317
He retreats to Portugal, 1318
1813 =Battle of Vittoria=, 1319
1814 =Battle of Toulouse=, 1321
=Long tenure of power by the Tory party=, 1321
1809 Quarrel of Castlereagh and Canning, 1322
1810 Illness of the King, 1323
1811 The Regency Bill, 1324
1812 =Assassination of Perceval. Liverpool made Premier=, 1325
=War with America=, 1325
1814 Capture of Washington, 1327
=Abdication of Napoleon=, 1328
=Character of the Tory Government=, 1329
1810 Depression of trade, 1331
1811 The Luddite riots, 1332
Misery of the agricultural labourer, 1333
1814 =Difficulties attending the settlement of Europe=, 1333
First Treaty of Paris, 1334
Visit of the monarchs to England, 1335
=Congress at Vienna=, 1335
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