The popular history of England /
Tomo V Parte 7Tabla de Contenido
Preliminares.
The popular hostory of England. by Charles Knight.
Chapter I. Campaign of 1793.
Chapter II. The Reign of Terror in France.
Chapter III. Accessions to the Ministry.
Chapter IV. Landing of French in Pembrokeshire.
Chapter V. Preliminaires of Leoben.
Chapter VI. Ireland.
Chapter VII. India.
Chapter VIII. Commencement of the nineteenth century.
Chapter IX. The Peace a precarious armistice.
Chapter X. Parties opposed to Mr. Pitt's government.
Chapter XI. India.
Chapter XII. Napoleon takes the field against Prussia.
Chapter XIII. Isolation of Great Britain.
Chapter XIV. The nations of Europe roused to resistance against France.
Chapter XV. Illness of the king.
Chapter XVI. Campaing of 1812 in the Peninsula.
Chapter XVII. German spirit.
Chapter XVIII. War with the United States.
Chapter XIX. The Hundred Days.
Chapter XX. Napoleon's return to Paris.
Chapter XXI. Meeting of Parliament.
Chapter XXII. Parlimentary Reform taken up by the ignorant and uneducated.
Chapter XXIII. Death of the Princess Charlotte.
Chaptre XXIV. English Literature in the three latter decades of the reign of George III.
Chapter XXV. State of the Fine Arts to the close of the Regency.
Chapter XXVI. Meeting of Parliament on the demise of George III.
Chapter XXVII. Death of Napoleon Bonaparte.
Chapter XXVIII. Negro Slavery in the West Indies.
Chapter XXIX. India.
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The popular History of England by Charles Knight.
Chapter I. Administration of Lord Goderich.
Chapter II. Oath of allegaince taken by Peers and Commoners.
Chapter III. Re- assembling of Parliament.
Chapter IV. Intense excitement during the prorogation.
Chapter V.Dissolution of Parliament.
Chapter VI. Opening of the New Parliament.
Chapter VII. Poor Law Amendment Act.
Chapter VIII. The King's dismissal of the Melbourne Ministry.
Chaptre IX. Parliament.
Chapter X. Social condition of Great Britani at the period of the Accession of Queen Victoria.
Chaptre XI. Separation of Hanover from Great Britain.
Chapter XII. The System of Penny Postage first comes into operation.
Chapter XIII.War with China and War with Afghanistad.
Chapter XIV. Continuation of the previous notices of English literature.
Chapter XV. Sir Robert Peel, Prime Minister.
Chapter XVI. General Sir Charles Napier.
Chapter XVII. Parliament opened.
Chapter XVIII. The great Irish Famine.
Postscript.
Appendiz.
Index.