Cassell's History of England, Vol. 5 (of 8): From the Peninsular War to the Death of Sir Robert PeelAnonymous
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Cassell's History of England, Vol. 5 (of 8): From the Peninsular War to the Death of Sir Robert Peel
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Great Britain -- History
Jedburgh Abbey 336
Great Seal of William IV. 337
Attack on Sir Charles Wetherell at Bristol 341
Clerkenwell Green, London 342
Earl Grey Street, Newcastle-on-Tyne 344
Lord Brougham 345
Coronation of William IV.: The Royal Procession 349
Scene in Ireland: Visit of the Tithe-Proctor 353
Mr. Stanley (afterwards 14th Earl of Derby) 357
The Cathedral, Tuam 360
Agricultural Labourers at the Period of the First Reform
Parliament 361
Mr. (afterwards Lord) Macaulay 365
Slavery Emancipation Festival in Barbadoes 369
Kennington Common, London, about 1840 373
Burning of the Houses of Parliament 377
Lord Althorp (3rd Earl Spencer) 381
Lichfield House, St. James's Square, London 384
Sir Robert Peel 385
The Mansion House, London 389
Conference between the Houses of Parliament, 1835 393
Irish Prisoners liberated during Lord Mulgrave's Progress 397
Joseph Hume 401
Irish Tramps 405
British Line-of-Battle Ships (1836) 408
Ripon Cathedral 409
Deputation of Constitutionalists before the Queen of
Portugal 413
Arrival of the Mail Coach 417
Bell's "Comet" 420
Sir James Mackintosh 421
The Overland Route: Scene at Boulak 425
Dr. Chalmers 429
Joseph Mallord William Turner 432
Abbotsford and the Eildon Hills 433
St. George's Cathedral, Southwark 436
Thomas Moore 437
The Duke of Wellington at Almack's 440
Rotten Row in 1830 441
Niagara Falls 445
The Capture of the _Caroline_ 449
The Coronation of Queen Victoria 453
Chartists at Church 457
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