A History of England, Period III. Constitutional Monarchy — John Shaqi
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
1815 Compromise agreed upon, 1338
=Escape of Napoleon from Elba=, 1339
Military preparations against Napoleon, 1339
Battle of Ligny, 1340
Battle of Quatre Bras, 1341
=Battle of Waterloo=, 1342
The allies enter Paris, 1346
=Napoleon banished to St. Helena=, 1346
The second Treaty of Paris, 1346
1816 Battle of Algiers, 1347
Opposition in Parliament, 1348
Extravagance of the Government, 1349
=Agricultural and commercial depression=, 1350
=Riots and political meetings=, 1351
Meeting in Spa Fields, 1352
Petition from the Corporation of London, 1353
1817 Attack on the Regent, 1353
=Repressive measures of the Government=, 1354
Secret political meetings, 1354
Suppression of seditious writings, 1355
Mr. Hone's trial, 1355
Strength of the Opposition, 1356
1818 Condition of the royal family, 1357
Dissolution of Parliament, 1358
Evacuation of France by the allies, 1359
1819 Resumption of cash payments, 1359
Rejection of Catholic emancipation, 1360
Reform of Scotch burghs, 1360
The Manchester Massacre, 1362
The Six Acts, 1363
1820 Death of George III., 1363
GEORGE IV. 1820-1830.
1820 Precarious position of the ministry, 1364
Cato Street conspiracy, 1365
=The Queen's trial=, 1366
1821 Consequent alienation between ministry and people, 1368
1822 Peel and Wellesley join the ministry, 1369
=Death of Castlereagh. Canning Foreign Secretary=, 1369
Retrospect of the affairs of Europe, 1370
1816 Position of England abroad, 1370
Effect of Castlereagh's policy, 1371
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