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
1828 Wellington refuses to coerce Turkey by arms, 1400
=Character of Wellington's Government=, 1401
Repeal of the Test and Corporation Acts, 1401
The Corn Bill passed, 1402
Huskisson and his friends resign, 1402
=The Catholic Emancipation question=, 1402
Renewed agitation in Ireland, 1403
Election of O'Connell for Clare, 1403
Influence of the Association, 1404
1829 Resignation of Lord Anglesey, 1406
Peel and Wellington see the urgency of Catholic
emancipation, 1406
Opposition of the King, 1407
=The Catholic Emancipation Bill passed=, 1408
O'Connell's agitation for repeal, 1409
=Wellington's foreign policy=, 1410
1826 Affairs of Portugal, 1410
1828 Miguel usurps the throne, 1411
Maria acknowledged in England, 1411
1829 Wellington's neutrality, 1411
Non-intervention in the affairs of Greece, 1412
The Revolution in France, 1413
Supposed influence of Wellington in Polignac's
appointment, 1413
Increasing opposition to the French ministry, 1414
1830 Abdication of Charles X., 1416
Death of George IV., 1416
WILLIAM IV. 1830-1837.
1830 Character of the King, 1418
=Effects of the July Revolution=, 1419
=Position of Wellington's ministry=, 1420
Danger from O'Connell's agitations, 1421
And from rick-burning, etc., 1421
Death of Huskisson, 1421
Anxiety felt in Parliament, 1422
=Wellington resigns=, 1422
=Grey's ministry=, 1423
Difficulties attending reform, 1423
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