Peace and
Peace and Reform (1815-1837)
作者：Edwards, A. C. W. (Alfred Cecil Wall) [Compiler]; Bell, Kenneth (Kenneth Norman), 1884-1951 [Editor]; Winbolt, S. E. (Samuel Edward), 1868-1944 [Editor]
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共 86 题- TRANSCRIBER'S NOTE
- BELL'S ENGLISH HISTORY SOURCE BOOKS
- PEACE AND REFORM
- BELL'S ENGLISH HISTORY SOURCE BOOKS.
- LONDON: G. BELL AND SONS, LTD.
- PEACE AND REFORM
- INTRODUCTION
- S. E. WINBOLT.
- KENNETH BELL.
- TABLE OF CONTENTS
- PAGE
- 1816. THE DEBT _Cobbett's "Rural Rides"_ 1
- THE HOLY ALLIANCE "_Annual Register_" 2
- THE STATE OF ENGLAND _Shelley's "Poems"_ 20
- THE CATO STREET CONSPIRACY "_Annual Register_" 20
- THE KING'S SPEECH "_Annual Register_" 25
- NAPOLEON _Shelley's "Poems"_ 31
- 1823. THE MONROE DOCTRINE "_Annual Register_" 33
- TRANSPORTATION "_The Edinburgh Review_" 38
- 1825. FREE TRADE _Cobbett's "Rural Rides"_ 41
- 1829. CATHOLIC EMANCIPATION "_Annual Register_" 70
- HEAVY TAXATION _Cobbett's "Rural Rides"_ 73
- PEACE AND REFORM
- THE DEBT (1816).
- THE BARBARY PIRATES (1816).
- THE HOLY ALLIANCE (1816).
- THE STATE OF IRELAND (1816).
- THE STATE OF ENGLAND (1818).
- PARISH REGISTERS (1818).
- I. MEDICALLY.--They point out:
- 1. The causes of many diseases, and their affinity to one another.
- 3. The means of guarding against their extension and effects.
- II. POLITICALLY.--They are a means:
- III. MORALLY.--They mark:
- 1. The prevalence of moral or licentious habits.
- 3. The effects of the passions on human actions.
- PETERLOO (1819).
- STATE OF ENGLAND (1819).
- THE CATO STREET CONSPIRACY (1820).
- THE DEATH OF GEORGE III. (1820).
- THE KING'S SPEECH (1820).
- THE CHARACTER OF "JOHN BULL" (1820).
- THE DEATH OF NAPOLEON (1821).
- NAPOLEON (1821).
- NAPOLEON AND ENGLAND (1821).
- BUONAPARTE.
- MONROE DOCTRINE (1823).
- SLAVERY (1823).
- THE STATE OF IRELAND (1823).
- TRANSPORTATION (1823).
- THE DUKE OF WELLINGTON AND HIS SONS (1824).
- FREE TRADE (1825).
- THE FINANCIAL CRISIS OF 1824 AND 1825.
- THE FRENCH OCCUPATION OF SPAIN (1826).
- THE REMOVAL OF TRADE RESTRICTIONS
- PORTUGUESE APPEAL FOR AID AGAINST SPAIN (1826).
- MR. CANNING AND THE PORTUGUESE APPEAL (1826).
- THE LIFE OF CONVICT-SERVANTS IN AUSTRALIA (1827).
- AN INTERVIEW WITH GEORGE IV. (1827).
- THE TREATY OF LONDON (1827).
- THE BATTLE OF NAVARINO (1827).
- TURKEY AND GREECE.
- THE ROMAN CATHOLIC ASSOCIATION (1828).
- IRISH UNREST (1828).
- CATHOLIC EMANCIPATION (1829).
- THE DUKE OF WELLINGTON'S SUPPOSED DESIGNS ON THE CROWN (1830).
- HEAVY TAXATION OF THE WORKING CLASSES (1830).
- RAILWAY CARRIAGES (1830).
- DEATH OF HUSKISSON (1830).
- ON THE USE OF CLOSE BOROUGHS (1831).
- LORD JOHN RUSSELL'S SPEECH ON THE FIRST REFORM BILL (1831).[4]
- THE PASSING OF THE REFORM BILL, MARCH 30TH, 1831.
- THE PROROGATION OF THE ANTI-REFORM PARLIAMENT (1831).[5]
- PARLIAMENTARY REFORM, SEPT. 20TH (1831).
- BATTLE SONG (1832).
- REPEAL OF THE UNION (1833).
- JEWISH DISABILITIES (1833).
- STRIKES (1834).
- AGITATION FOR REFORM OF THE HOUSE OF LORDS (1835).
- THE FACTORY SYSTEM (1836).
- THE EMPLOYMENT OF CHILDREN.
- And, further, that
- THE POLICE (1836).
- THE KING AND THE CANADIAN QUESTION (1836).
- STATISTICS OF GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND FOR THE YEARS 1816-1837.
- FOOTNOTES: