American Indepen
American Independence and the French Revolution (1760-1801)
作者：Winbolt, S. E. (Samuel Edward), 1868-1944 [Compiler]; Bell, Kenneth (Kenneth Norman), 1884-1951 [Editor]; Winbolt, S. E. (Samuel Edward), 1868-1944 [Editor]
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章节目录
共 106 题- BELL’S ENGLISH HISTORY SOURCE BOOKS
- AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE
- AND THE
- FRENCH REVOLUTION
- BELL’S ENGLISH HISTORY SOURCE BOOKS
- Scope of the Series and Arrangement of Volumes
- PRICE 1S. NET EACH.
- AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE
- AND THE
- FRENCH REVOLUTION
- INTRODUCTION
- NOTE TO THIS VOLUME
- S. E. W.
- TABLE OF CONTENTS
- PAGE
- INTRODUCTION v
- 1761. BRITISH VICTORIES--MR. BURKE _Horace Walpole_ 1
- 1766. THE STATE OF THE PRISONS _Goldsmith_ 7
- 1768. WILKES RIOTS _Home Office Papers_ 13
- 1768. RIOTS IN THE NORTH _Home Office Papers_ 14
- 1769. PETITION TO GEORGE III. _Letters of Junius_ 15
- 1771. ADVICE TO PARLIAMENTARY REFORMERS _Letters of Junius_ 30
- 1772. DISTRESS CAUSED BY HIGH PRICES _Home Office Papers_ 37
- 1773. DESTRUCTION OF TEA AT BOSTON _Home Office Papers_ 43
- 1774. WAR MATERIAL FOR AMERICA _Home Office Papers_ 46
- 1775. AMERICAN EXPEDITION TO CANADA _Home Office Papers_ 48
- 1775. CONCILIATION WITH AMERICA _Burke_ 51
- 1779. SOCIETY AT BRIGHTHELMSTON _J. A. Erredge_ 69
- 1780. GORDON RIOTS _Horace Walpole_ 71
- 1781. SURRENDER OF CORNWALLIS “_Gentleman’s Magazine_” 72
- 1784. A VIOLENT ELECTION CONTEST _Cowper’s “Letters”_ 76
- 1785. THE COUNTRY POST _Cowper’s “Task”_ 77
- 1789. CORN IMPORTS AND EXPORTS “_Annual Register_” 84
- 1792. SUSSEX ELECTION PETITIONS _Oldfield_ 90
- 1792. FRANCE AND SELF-GOVERNMENT _Cowper’s “Letters”_ 93
- 1794. IMPEACHMENT OF WARREN HASTINGS _Burke_ 94
- 1797. MUTINY AT THE NORE “_Annual Register_” 98
- 1798. BATTLE OF THE NILE “_Annual Register_” 106
- 1800. SUPPLIES FOR NAVY AND ARMY “_Annual Register_” 115
- AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE
- AND THE
- FRENCH REVOLUTION
- BRITISH VICTORIES--“A YOUNG MR. BURKE” (1761).
- HONOURS FOR MR. PITT (1761).
- SIR,
- MY LORD,
- SIR,
- THE STATE OF THE PRISONS.
- TOWNSHEND’S CONTUMACY (1767).
- WILKES RIOTS (1768).
- RIOTS IN THE NORTH (1768).
- MOST GRACIOUS SOVEREIGN,
- MOST GRACIOUS SOVEREIGN,
- GENTLEMEN,
- COMMENTS ON PARLIAMENTARY HAPPENINGS (DECEMBER, 1770).
- SECOND CHAPTER OF FACTS, OR MATERIALS FOR HISTORY.
- THOMAS HUTCHINSON TO LORD HILLSBOROUGH (1771).
- SIR,
- JUNIUS.
- DISTRESS CAUSED BY HIGH PRICES (1772).
- MEETINGS OF WEAVERS AND OTHERS TO PETITION THE KING (1773).
- DESTRUCTION OF TEA (CARGOES) AT BOSTON (DECEMBER, 1773).
- WAR MATERIAL FOR AMERICA (1774).
- AMERICAN EXPEDITION TO CANADA (1775).
- RESOLUTIONS FAVOURING THE AMERICAN COLONIES (1775).
- THE ARMIES UNDER HOWE AND CLINTON (1777).
- CHATHAM’S LAST LETTER AND SPEECH (1778).
- The Earl of Chatham followed Lord Weymouth.--
- KING GEORGE’S MESSAGE AND THE SPANISH MANIFESTO (1779).
- COPY OF THE KING’S MESSAGE.
- COPY OF THE SPANISH MANIFESTO.
- SOCIETY AT BRIGHTHELMSTON (BRIGHTON) IN 1779.
- THE GORDON NO-POPERY RIOTS (1780).
- SURRENDER OF CORNWALLIS (1781).
- PRELIMINARIES OF EUROPEAN PEACE (1783).
- A VIOLENT ELECTION CONTEST (1784).
- THE COUNTRY POST (1785).
- HIS MAJESTY’S SPEECH (1787).
- MY LORDS AND GENTLEMEN,
- GENTLEMEN OF THE HOUSE OF COMMONS,
- MY LORDS AND GENTLEMEN,
- CHARACTERISTICS OF THE EAST INDIA COMPANY (1788).
- CORN IMPORTS AND EXPORTS (1789).
- EXPORTED.
- IMPORTED.
- THE SPOLIATION OF THE CLERGY IN FRANCE (1790).
- SUSSEX ELECTION PETITIONS (1792).
- The final numbers on the poll were--
- THE RIGHT OF THE FRENCH NATION TO SELF-GOVERNMENT (1792).
- PERORATION IN THE IMPEACHMENT OF WARREN HASTINGS (1794).
- GEORGE III. ASSAULTED BY THE MOB (1795).
- THE MUTINY AT THE NORE (1797).
- ENGLAND AND THE DIRECTORY (1797).
- MY DEAR SIR,--
- MY DEAR CANNING,--
- THE BATTLE OF THE NILE (OR ABOUKIR BAY) (1798).
- SUPPLIES GRANTED BY PARLIAMENT FOR NAVY AND ARMY (1800).
- NAVY.
- ARMY.
- HIS MAJESTY’S SPEECH TO THE FIRST UNION PARLIAMENT (1801).
- MY LORDS AND GENTLEMEN,
- GENTLEMEN OF THE HOUSE OF COMMONS,
- MY LORDS AND GENTLEMEN,
- BILLING AND SONS, LTD. PRINTERS GUILDFORD.
- FOOTNOTES:
- Inconsistent spelling and hyphenation are as in the original.]