Harvard |

Harvard

Matches in Harvard for { <http://id.lib.harvard.edu/aleph/000982700/catalog> ?p ?o. }

Showing items 1 to 30 of 30 with 100 items per page.

catalog contributor b1582596.
catalog coverage "Great Britain History 19th century.".
catalog created "1922.".
catalog date "1922".
catalog date "1922.".
catalog dateCopyrighted "1922.".
catalog description ""List of books": p. 427-431.".
catalog description "I. England on the eve of the industrial revolution : Village life and agriculture ; The roads ; Town life and apprenticeship ; The municipal and parliamentary system ; London -- II. England on the eve of the industrial revolution : County elections ; the gentry, their life and culture ; The magistrates ; The clergy ; Universities and education ; Justice ; Scotland in the eighteenth century -- III. The end of George III's personal economic change and the French Revolution : Fox, Burke, Shelburne ; Pitt as peace minister ; India ; Slave trade, Wilberforce and the evangelicals ; Australia ; Canada -- IV. The reactions on English politics of economic change and of the French revolution : Anti-Jacobins and democrats ; Fox and the Whig via media ; Suppression of the democratic movement ; Course of the French revolution ; Causes of war with France -- V. The war with the French Republic, 1793-1802 : Its four periods ; Naval supremacy of Great Britain and continental failure of her allies".
catalog description "VI. Ireland, 1782-1800 : Grattan ; The united Irishmen ; The 'ninety-eight ; The union ; End of Pitt's long ministry ; India under Cornwallis and Wellesley -- VII. The Napoleonic struggle, I., 1803-1807 ; British parties ; The war renewed ; The Trafalgar campaign ; Deaths of Pitt and Fox ; Their successors ; Napoleon and nationality -- VIII. The Napoleonic struggle, II, 1808-1815 : Wellington and the Peninsular war ; The commercial struggle and the blockade ; Leipzig and Waterloo ; Castlereagh and the resettlement of Europe -- IX. The industrial revolution : Rural: enclosures and Speenhamland ; Urban: machines and factories ; Material and moral influences on the new society ; Popular education ; The mechanics -- X. "Macadamising" : Highways and horses ; Hunting, shooting, boxing ; Sports and athletics ; Public schools ; The army and the nation ; Cnada and the American War of 1812 ; Castlereagh's American policy, 1817-1818".
catalog description "XI. After the war, 1815-1822 : Brougham, Bentham, Owen, Cobbett ; The radical movement and the second repression ; Peterloo and Cato street ; The queen's trial ; Death of Castlereagh -- XII. Liberal Toyism, 1822-1827 : Canning, Peel, Huskisson ; Francis place and the combination acts ; The corn laws ; Canning's foreign policy: Spain, America, Greece -- XIII. The break-up of the Tory party, 1827-1830 : Illness of Lord Liverpool ; Ministry and death of Canning ; The Wellington ministry ; O'Connell and catholic emancipation ; Opening of the Liverpool and Manchester railway ; London University -- XIV. Wellington, the Whigs and the nation, 1830-1832 ; French and Belgian revolutions ; The grey ministry formed ; The reform bill -- XV. The Whigs and the reform era, 1832-1835 : Reform in Scotland ; Municipal reform ; Factory acts ; Poor law ; Socialists and chartists".
catalog description "XVI. The Whigs and the Empire : Abolition of slavery, 1833 ; South Africa, the great trek ; Emigration and the Gibbon Wakefield ; Australasia ; Canada, 1837-1854: the Durham report and Lord Elgin's Governorship ; Responsible government and the imperial connection -- XVII. The crown after the reform bill : Peel, Cobden and the anti-corn law league ; Disraele and the Peelites ; Beginning of Victorian prosperity ; "New model" trade unionism ; The co0operative movement ; Chadwick and public health -- XVIII. Evolution in the church ; Parliament, church and dissenters ; Scottish Kirk disruption ; Ireland, 1830-1847: famine and emigration ; America and the Oregon settlement, 1846 -- XIX. The abortive revolution of 1848-1849: British attitude ; Palmerston ; Napoleon III ; The Crimea and Florence Nightingale -- XX. India from the Napoleonic wars to the mutiny".
catalog description "XXI. The last days of Whig-Liberalism : "The triumvirate" helps Cavour to make Italy ; Cobden's commercial treaty with France ; The American civil war ; Canadian federation ; Denmark ; Death of Palmerston, 1865 -- XXII. Mill, Darwin and the new era ; Bright, Gladstone and Disraeli enfranchise the town laborer, 1866-1867 Gladstone's reform ministry, 1868-74 ; Irish church and land ; The education act ; University, civil service and army reform -- XXIII. The Franco-Prussian war ; The new era in Foreign affairs ; Fall of Gladstone ; Disraeli's ministry, 1874-1880 ; Trade union and social legislation ; The eastern question: Disraeli, Gladstone and the Turk -- XXIV. Gladstone's second ministry, 1880-1885 ; South Africa ; Egypt and the Soudan ; County franchise ; Ireland ; The home rule split, 1886 -- XXV. The Salisbury ministries : Socialist influences ; The new trade unionism ; Municipal development ; The fin de siècle ; Ireland, Parnell and the liberal interlude -- XXVI. Salisbury and Chamberlin ; Imperialism ; Africa ; Cecil Rhodes ; The Soudan conquered ; Venezuela ; The Boer war ; The queen's jubilees and death.".
catalog extent "xvi, 445 p.".
catalog hasFormat "British history in the nineteenth century (1782-1901).".
catalog isFormatOf "British history in the nineteenth century (1782-1901).".
catalog issued "1922".
catalog issued "1922.".
catalog language "eng".
catalog publisher "London, New York : Longmans, Green, and Co.,".
catalog relation "British history in the nineteenth century (1782-1901).".
catalog spatial "Great Britain History 19th century.".
catalog subject "DA530 .T7".
catalog tableOfContents "I. England on the eve of the industrial revolution : Village life and agriculture ; The roads ; Town life and apprenticeship ; The municipal and parliamentary system ; London -- II. England on the eve of the industrial revolution : County elections ; the gentry, their life and culture ; The magistrates ; The clergy ; Universities and education ; Justice ; Scotland in the eighteenth century -- III. The end of George III's personal economic change and the French Revolution : Fox, Burke, Shelburne ; Pitt as peace minister ; India ; Slave trade, Wilberforce and the evangelicals ; Australia ; Canada -- IV. The reactions on English politics of economic change and of the French revolution : Anti-Jacobins and democrats ; Fox and the Whig via media ; Suppression of the democratic movement ; Course of the French revolution ; Causes of war with France -- V. The war with the French Republic, 1793-1802 : Its four periods ; Naval supremacy of Great Britain and continental failure of her allies".
catalog tableOfContents "VI. Ireland, 1782-1800 : Grattan ; The united Irishmen ; The 'ninety-eight ; The union ; End of Pitt's long ministry ; India under Cornwallis and Wellesley -- VII. The Napoleonic struggle, I., 1803-1807 ; British parties ; The war renewed ; The Trafalgar campaign ; Deaths of Pitt and Fox ; Their successors ; Napoleon and nationality -- VIII. The Napoleonic struggle, II, 1808-1815 : Wellington and the Peninsular war ; The commercial struggle and the blockade ; Leipzig and Waterloo ; Castlereagh and the resettlement of Europe -- IX. The industrial revolution : Rural: enclosures and Speenhamland ; Urban: machines and factories ; Material and moral influences on the new society ; Popular education ; The mechanics -- X. "Macadamising" : Highways and horses ; Hunting, shooting, boxing ; Sports and athletics ; Public schools ; The army and the nation ; Cnada and the American War of 1812 ; Castlereagh's American policy, 1817-1818".
catalog tableOfContents "XI. After the war, 1815-1822 : Brougham, Bentham, Owen, Cobbett ; The radical movement and the second repression ; Peterloo and Cato street ; The queen's trial ; Death of Castlereagh -- XII. Liberal Toyism, 1822-1827 : Canning, Peel, Huskisson ; Francis place and the combination acts ; The corn laws ; Canning's foreign policy: Spain, America, Greece -- XIII. The break-up of the Tory party, 1827-1830 : Illness of Lord Liverpool ; Ministry and death of Canning ; The Wellington ministry ; O'Connell and catholic emancipation ; Opening of the Liverpool and Manchester railway ; London University -- XIV. Wellington, the Whigs and the nation, 1830-1832 ; French and Belgian revolutions ; The grey ministry formed ; The reform bill -- XV. The Whigs and the reform era, 1832-1835 : Reform in Scotland ; Municipal reform ; Factory acts ; Poor law ; Socialists and chartists".
catalog tableOfContents "XVI. The Whigs and the Empire : Abolition of slavery, 1833 ; South Africa, the great trek ; Emigration and the Gibbon Wakefield ; Australasia ; Canada, 1837-1854: the Durham report and Lord Elgin's Governorship ; Responsible government and the imperial connection -- XVII. The crown after the reform bill : Peel, Cobden and the anti-corn law league ; Disraele and the Peelites ; Beginning of Victorian prosperity ; "New model" trade unionism ; The co0operative movement ; Chadwick and public health -- XVIII. Evolution in the church ; Parliament, church and dissenters ; Scottish Kirk disruption ; Ireland, 1830-1847: famine and emigration ; America and the Oregon settlement, 1846 -- XIX. The abortive revolution of 1848-1849: British attitude ; Palmerston ; Napoleon III ; The Crimea and Florence Nightingale -- XX. India from the Napoleonic wars to the mutiny".
catalog tableOfContents "XXI. The last days of Whig-Liberalism : "The triumvirate" helps Cavour to make Italy ; Cobden's commercial treaty with France ; The American civil war ; Canadian federation ; Denmark ; Death of Palmerston, 1865 -- XXII. Mill, Darwin and the new era ; Bright, Gladstone and Disraeli enfranchise the town laborer, 1866-1867 Gladstone's reform ministry, 1868-74 ; Irish church and land ; The education act ; University, civil service and army reform -- XXIII. The Franco-Prussian war ; The new era in Foreign affairs ; Fall of Gladstone ; Disraeli's ministry, 1874-1880 ; Trade union and social legislation ; The eastern question: Disraeli, Gladstone and the Turk -- XXIV. Gladstone's second ministry, 1880-1885 ; South Africa ; Egypt and the Soudan ; County franchise ; Ireland ; The home rule split, 1886 -- XXV. The Salisbury ministries : Socialist influences ; The new trade unionism ; Municipal development ; The fin de siècle ; Ireland, Parnell and the liberal interlude -- XXVI. Salisbury and Chamberlin ; Imperialism ; Africa ; Cecil Rhodes ; The Soudan conquered ; Venezuela ; The Boer war ; The queen's jubilees and death.".
catalog title "British history in the nineteenth century (1782-1901) by George Macaulay Trevelyan.".
catalog type "History. fast".
catalog type "text".