These fascinating and revealing political and social diaries cover English history from the Regency to the Crimean War.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Volume 1: Preface Introduction 1. Queen Charlotte 2. Popularity of George IV 3. The panic of 1825 4. The Duke of Wellington's administration 5. The Catholic Relief Bill 6. The Recorder's Report 7. Chapter of the Bath 8. Calais 9. Lake of Albano 10. Mola di Gaeta Note on Mr. Greville's connexion with the Turf. Volume 2: 11. Accession of William IV 12. The Belgian revolution 13. A proclamation against rioters 14. Introduction of the Reform Bill 15. Preparations for the Coronation 16. Whig and Tory meetings on Reform 17. Measures for carrying the second reading of the Reform Bill in the House of Lords 18. Debate in the House of Lords 19. Foreign difficulties 20. Appointment of Sir Stratford Canning to the Embassy to Russia. Volume 3: 21. Dinner at Greenwich 22. The Speaker a Knight of the Bath 23. Spain 24. Taylor's 'Philip von Artevelde' 25. Fall of Lord Melbourne's government 26. Sir R. Peel arrives 27. The Speakership 28. Lord Grey and Sir James Graham express Conservative views 29. Resistance of the Lords 30. Emperor Nicholas's speech at Warsaw 31. Moore and O'Connell 32. Crisis in the City. Volume 4: Introduction 1. The new reign 2. Debates on the Canada Bill 3. A ball at the Palace 4. The Queen and Lord Melbourne 5. Opening of the Session 6. The Whigs retain the Government 7. Review of the Session 8. The ex-King of Westphalia 9. The Cabinet meets 10. Successes in India, China, and Syria Appendix. Volume 5: 11. Dissolution of Parliament discussed by Ministers 12. Debate on the Address in the Lords 13. Anecdotes about the Exchequer Bill Forgery 14. Visit to Broadlands 15. The Duke of Wellington on the Afghan War 16. Results of this Tour 17. Opening of Parliament 18. The policy of England to Ireland 19. Death of Earl Spencer 20. Sir Robert Peel returns to office 21. Signs of the weakness of government 22. Fall of Sir Robert Peel. Volume 6: 23. Death of Mr. Thomas Greville 24. Return from Paris 25. Panic in the money market 26. The Revolution in France 27. Anarchy in France 28. Louis Blanc on France 29. Difficult position of the government 30. The case of Gorham v. the Bishop of Exeter 31. Accident to Sir Robert Peel 32. Difficulties ahead 33. Disraeli's Life of Lord George Bentinck 34. The trial of strength Appendices. Volume 7: 1. Division of the Liberal Party 2. A Royal Commission on Reform 3. Weakness of the Government 4. The Conference at Olmütz 5. Lord Palmerston's return 6. Dinner to Sir Charles Napier 7. Difficulties of the campaign 8. Lord John's views on the Ministry 9. The Vienna Conference 10. The Queen's visit to France. Volume 8: 11. France and Prussia 12. Lord Clarendon's favourable view of the peace 13. State of England after the war 14. Results of the elections 15. Opening of the Session 16. The second Derby administration 17. Lord John Russell and Lord Stanley 18. The Government determine to dissolve the Parliament 19. Prospects of the Government and of the Opposition Index.
Volume 1: Preface Introduction 1. Queen Charlotte 2. Popularity of George IV 3. The panic of 1825 4. The Duke of Wellington's administration 5. The Catholic Relief Bill 6. The Recorder's Report 7. Chapter of the Bath 8. Calais 9. Lake of Albano 10. Mola di Gaeta Note on Mr. Greville's connexion with the Turf. Volume 2: 11. Accession of William IV 12. The Belgian revolution 13. A proclamation against rioters 14. Introduction of the Reform Bill 15. Preparations for the Coronation 16. Whig and Tory meetings on Reform 17. Measures for carrying the second reading of the Reform Bill in the House of Lords 18. Debate in the House of Lords 19. Foreign difficulties 20. Appointment of Sir Stratford Canning to the Embassy to Russia. Volume 3: 21. Dinner at Greenwich 22. The Speaker a Knight of the Bath 23. Spain 24. Taylor's 'Philip von Artevelde' 25. Fall of Lord Melbourne's government 26. Sir R. Peel arrives 27. The Speakership 28. Lord Grey and Sir James Graham express Conservative views 29. Resistance of the Lords 30. Emperor Nicholas's speech at Warsaw 31. Moore and O'Connell 32. Crisis in the City. Volume 4: Introduction 1. The new reign 2. Debates on the Canada Bill 3. A ball at the Palace 4. The Queen and Lord Melbourne 5. Opening of the Session 6. The Whigs retain the Government 7. Review of the Session 8. The ex-King of Westphalia 9. The Cabinet meets 10. Successes in India, China, and Syria Appendix. Volume 5: 11. Dissolution of Parliament discussed by Ministers 12. Debate on the Address in the Lords 13. Anecdotes about the Exchequer Bill Forgery 14. Visit to Broadlands 15. The Duke of Wellington on the Afghan War 16. Results of this Tour 17. Opening of Parliament 18. The policy of England to Ireland 19. Death of Earl Spencer 20. Sir Robert Peel returns to office 21. Signs of the weakness of government 22. Fall of Sir Robert Peel. Volume 6: 23. Death of Mr. Thomas Greville 24. Return from Paris 25. Panic in the money market 26. The Revolution in France 27. Anarchy in France 28. Louis Blanc on France 29. Difficult position of the government 30. The case of Gorham v. the Bishop of Exeter 31. Accident to Sir Robert Peel 32. Difficulties ahead 33. Disraeli's Life of Lord George Bentinck 34. The trial of strength Appendices. Volume 7: 1. Division of the Liberal Party 2. A Royal Commission on Reform 3. Weakness of the Government 4. The Conference at Olmütz 5. Lord Palmerston's return 6. Dinner to Sir Charles Napier 7. Difficulties of the campaign 8. Lord John's views on the Ministry 9. The Vienna Conference 10. The Queen's visit to France. Volume 8: 11. France and Prussia 12. Lord Clarendon's favourable view of the peace 13. State of England after the war 14. Results of the elections 15. Opening of the Session 16. The second Derby administration 17. Lord John Russell and Lord Stanley 18. The Government determine to dissolve the Parliament 19. Prospects of the Government and of the Opposition Index.
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