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CHAPTER I | 1 |
George Lewis and the English Succession | 7 |
Marlborough The Highfliers | 14 |
6 | 33 |
CHAPTER II | 40 |
Walpole and the Land Tax | 46 |
Navigation Act Molasses Act | 52 |
Effects of the Treaties of Vienna | 58 |
Wars in the Dekhan and in Afghanistan | 518 |
Death of Aurungzeb Decline of the Moghul empire | 523 |
Occupation by Europeans of the seacoast | 529 |
Expedition of Labourdonnais | 535 |
Dupleix and Bussy French progress checked | 541 |
Ungenerous treatment of Dupleix Bussy in the Dekhan Lally | 547 |
Surrender of Chandernagore | 553 |
Deposition of Mír Jafar Treatment of Mír Kasim | 559 |
Englands attitude in the War of the Polish Succession | 62 |
Disputes between England and Spain War declared | 68 |
Character and influence of Henry Pelham | 74 |
Religion and the masses The individualism of the age | 80 |
Wesleys separation from the Establishment | 86 |
James abortive expedition to Scotland | 92 |
Mar raises the standard Action of the Government | 98 |
George Is Hanoverian counsellors Significance of his accession | 112 |
CHAPTER IV | 120 |
The FrancoSpanish marriages | 126 |
Death of Orleans | 132 |
Contents | 137 |
Italian claims of Don Carlos | 138 |
xxii | 142 |
II | 145 |
Spanish capture of Oran Don Carlos in Parma | 151 |
Trouble in American waters Fleurys policy | 157 |
Death of Philip V | 164 |
XX | 176 |
The Court of Philip V | 182 |
Colonial development The Ostend Company | 183 |
Abolition of the Slave Trade Cape Colony The Boers | 189 |
Accession of Frederick William I His economic reforms | 206 |
English marriage negotiations The Tobacco College | 212 |
Finance Immigration | 218 |
Maria Theresa and the Powers | 228 |
Battle of Chotusitz | 234 |
Fredericks invasion of Bohemia | 240 |
Maurice de Saxes conquests in the Low Countries | 249 |
CHAPTER IX | 251 |
The armies meet before Prague | 257 |
Battle of Hastenbeck | 263 |
Condition of the French army | 269 |
Preparations for the new campaign | 276 |
Battle of Zorndorf | 282 |
Daun near Dresden | 288 |
Opening of the campaign of 1760 | 294 |
CHAPTER X | 301 |
Münnich and the first Crimean campaign 3056 | 307 |
The new Russian Chancellor Alexis Bestuzheff | 313 |
Political duel between Frederick and Bestuzheff | 319 |
Elizabeth holds the antiPrussian alliance together | 325 |
Peace of AixlaChapelle | 331 |
Significance and reception of First Treaty of Versailles | 337 |
CHAPTER XII | 361 |
Character and policy of Charles III | 367 |
OReilly in Louisiana Falkland Islands dispute | 373 |
Secret negotiations about Gibraltar | 377 |
The AntiBritish league | 379 |
Reforms of Florida Blanca and his colleagues | 383 |
3 BRAZIL | 389 |
Walpole the Pelhams and Pitt | 396 |
Critical position of Frederick II | 402 |
2 THE KINGS FRIENDS | 423 |
Reception of the Peace in England Unpopularity of | 429 |
The Rockingham Administration Stamp Act | 435 |
Wilkes Junius and the Constitution | 441 |
Reforms and projects of Reform | 455 |
Death of Rockingham Ministerial changes | 461 |
New Administration formed by Pitt | 467 |
The American loyalists Regency debates | 474 |
2 | 486 |
CHAPTER XV | 506 |
Akbars accession and successes | 512 |
CHAPTER XVI | 586 |
and the Jesuits 5923 | 592 |
Condition of Naples under Charles III | 598 |
His ecclesiastical policy | 604 |
His reform schemes Policy of Venice | 605 |
CHAPTER XVII | 611 |
Proposed Plan of Protection Foreign service | 617 |
Complaints of infringements | 623 |
Russian aggressions against Turkey Kaunitz | 629 |
as sole ruler His enlightened despotism | 635 |
CHAPTER XIX | 657 |
assumes the government | 663 |
First Partition of Poland | 669 |
Annexation of the Crimea Catharines Tauric tour | 675 |
Pugachoffs rising The Succession question | 681 |
Military and civil administration | 682 |
End of the Commission | 688 |
Treatment of particular provinces | 694 |
Results of the reign | 701 |
Peace of Teschen Hertzberg | 707 |
Treatment of officers of the army | 713 |
State tutelage and protection | 719 |
2 POLAND AND PRUSSIA | 729 |
CHAPTER XXI | 735 |
Bernstorff and foreign affairs The HolsteinGottorp question | 741 |
His ideas and reforms 7478 | 747 |
The younger Bernstorff Russian Exchange Treaty The Duchies | 753 |
CHAPTER XXII | 758 |
The Reduction Riksdag | 764 |
The design of Sprengtporten and Toll | 770 |
The Riksdags of 1778 and 1786 7756 | 776 |
Peace of Värälä | 782 |
The influence of Hobbes | 790 |
Divine Right Filmer | 802 |
Lockes idea of Contract | 809 |
After Locke | 815 |
from Hobbes to Burke | 821 |
The return to nature | 827 |
The realistic strain | 833 |
83943 | 839 |
2 THE FOREIGN POLICY OF GEORGE I | 843 |
Character and career of Elisabeth Farnese | 843 |
The Age of Walpole and the Pelhams | 844 |
Jacobitism and the Union | 858 |
IV V | 864 |
Financial Experiments and Colonial Develop | 870 |
Poland under the Saxon Kings | 878 |
IX | 887 |
Great Britain 175693 | 902 |
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CHRONOLOGICAL TABLE OF LEADING EVENTS | 971 |
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CHAPTER VI | 1000 |
The new period of Irish history | 1003 |
The Company of the Indies Laws System at its height | 1006 |
POLAND UNDER THE SAXON KINGS | 1008 |
T ATKINSON M A Fellow of Exeter College formerly | 1014 |
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