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
1735 Prince of Wales head of the Opposition, 978
1737 Quarrel of George with his son, 979
=Death of the Queen=, 980
=Walpole retains his influence with the King=, 980
1738 The Opposition attacks his pacific policy, 980
George desires war, 981
1739 Negotiations with Spain, 982
=Walpole declares war rather than resign=, 982
1740 Increased vigour of the Opposition, 983
Ill success of the war, 984
1742 =Walpole resigns=, 985
Review of Walpole's ministry, 985
=The new ministry under Wilmington=, 987
1743 =Pelham succeeds Wilmington=, 988
=The question of the Austrian succession=, 989
Ambition of Prussia, 989
Position of Maria Theresa, 990
England supports Austria, 991
The English army in Flanders, 991
=Battle of Dettingen=, 992
Effect of the victory, 994
Negotiations for peace, 994
Treaty of Worms, 995
1744 League of Frankfort, 995
Threatened invasion of England, 995
Progress of the war, 996
Changes in the ministry, 996
1745 German subsidies granted, 997
Campaign in Flanders, 998
=Battle of Fontenoy=, 998
=Charles Edward lands in Scotland=, 999
Cope marches against him, 1001
Charles avoids him, and gains Edinburgh, 1001
Battle of Prestonpans, 1002
Indifference of England, 1002
Charles marches to Derby, 1003
He retreats to the relief of Government, 1004
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