A History of England in the Eighteenth Century, Volumen1

Longmans, Green, and Company, 1907

Many general influences had long been inimical to Freedom	7

Subserviency of the Judges	16

Intellectual tendency towards Despotism	22

Foreign Policy	23

Review of Foreign Policy	41

their power on the continuance of the war	53

Marlborough refused the position of CaptainGeneral	61

7	89

Methods by which the Whig party strengthened their power	281

Peace of Rastadt	287

Turkish war of 1715 Alberoni secretly assists the Turks	293

Quadruple Alliance	299

Banishment and later history of Alberoni	306

23	310

Banishment of Atterbury	315

The jealousy of foreigners gradually turns against	321

8	98

10	113

PAGE	115

Skill with which the Whig leaders availed themselves	121

Inevitable dissolution of the alliance	127

Strength of the Jacobite party throughout the kingdom	163

Part played by general and particular causes in history	165

Refusal of the Pretender to become a Protestant	171

The Commercial Treaty	179

Shrewsbury made Treasurer	205

CHAPTER II	212

The Commercial Classes	233

corporations in strengthening the Whigs	247

The Nonconformists	253

Decline of the Monarchical Sentiment in England	271

men	331

Condition of the Catholics in England	348

And in Scotland	357

CHAPTER III	364

Partial reconciliation in 1720	370

Ministry of Walpole	380

National Debts	391

lutism in the Cabinet	399

Foreign Troubles	407

His Defects	424

Elements of Opposition	438

Disputes with Spain	449

Death of the Emperor Weakness of Maria Theresa	455

Policy of Walpole	461

Ruin of the influence of Pulteney	468

Título	A History of England in the Eighteenth Century, Volumen1 A History of England in the Eighteenth Century, William Edward Hartpole Lecky
Autor	William Edward Hartpole Lecky
Editor	Longmans, Green, and Company, 1907
Procedencia del original	Universidad de Michigan
Digitalizado	25 Ene. 2011
ISBN	7240010740, 9787240010747

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