The Political History of England - Vol. X.
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Chapter 1 THE KING AND BUTE.
Chapter 2 THE PEACE OF PARIS.
Chapter 3 THE GRENVILLE ADMINISTRATION.
Chapter 4 THE KING, THE WHIGS, AND CHATHAM.
Chapter 5 GROWTH OF THE KING'S POWER.
Chapter 6 THE KING'S RULE.
Chapter 7 THE QUARREL WITH AMERICA.
Chapter 8 THE COLONIAL REBELLION.
Chapter 9 SARATOGA.
Chapter 10 WAR WITH FRANCE AND SPAIN.
Chapter 11 YORKTOWN AND THE KING'S DEFEAT.
Chapter 12 THE ROUT OF THE WHIGS.
Chapter 13 SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC PROGRESS.
Chapter 14 EARLY YEARS OF PITT'S ADMINISTRATION.
Chapter 15 THE REGENCY QUESTION.
Chapter 16 DECLARATION OF WAR BY FRANCE.
Chapter 17 THE FIRST COALITION.
Chapter 18 ENGLAND'S DARKEST DAYS.
Chapter 19 IRISH REBELLION AND NAVAL SUPREMACY.
Chapter 20 ISOLATION IN EUROPE AND THE IRISH UNION.
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Chapter 18 ENGLAND'S DARKEST DAYS.

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