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 Table of contents
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CONTENTS |
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PART I THE AGE OF WALPOLE |
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THE STRUCTURE OF SOCIETY, 1714-42 |
11 |
| 2. |
TRADE AND WEALTH, 1714-42 |
21 |
| 3. |
SCIENCE AND CULTURE OF THE AUGUSTAN AGE |
28 |
| 4. |
LOCAL GOVERNMENT AND POLITICS |
34 |
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THE PROFESSIONS |
42 |
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WHITEHALL |
47 |
| 7. |
THE RISE OF SIR ROBERT WALPOLE, 1715-22 |
52 |
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SIR ROBERT WALPOLE, 1722-33 |
60 |
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SIR ROBERT WALPOLE AND THE PATRIOTS, 1733-42 |
68 |
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PART II THE AGE OF CHATHAM |
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THE AGRARIAN AND INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTIONS, 1742-84 |
77 |
| 2. |
THE SOCIAL CONSEQUENCES OF THE INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION |
84 |
| 3. |
JOHN WESLEY AND THE ROAD TO SALVATION |
91 |
| 4. |
THE ARTS AND SCIENCES OF DR JOHNSON'S WORLD |
98 |
| 5. |
CHATHAM AND THE DRIVE FOR EMPIRE |
105 |
| 6. |
GEORGE 111 AND JOHN WILKES |
116 |
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THE LOSS OF THE AMERICAN COLONIES |
124 |
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RADICALISM AND REFORM, 1770-84 |
133 |
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PART III THE AGE OF PITT |
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THE COURSE OF THE INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION, 1784-1815 |
143 |
| 2. |
THE RECEPTION OF THE FRENCH REVOLUTION |
155 |
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ART AND SCIENCE, 1784-1815 |
163 |
| 4. |
THE BRITISH IN INDIA |
171 |
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THE IRISH EMPIRE |
179 |
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WILLIAM PITT AND THE NATIONAL REVIVAL |
186 |
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THE WAR AT SEA, 1793-1802 |
195 |
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THE WAR ON LAND, 1802-1815 |
205 |
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FURTHER READING LIST |
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INDEX |
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