Britain in the Nineteenth Century

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Nelson Thornes, 1996 - History - 409 pages
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Contents

Background to a Century of Change
2
Peels Prime Ireland Corn and the Collpase of
6
Surviving the Postwar Crisis 181520
24
The End of the Old Constitution 182030
53
The Triumph of Reform
79
Years of Whig Achievement and Conservative Renewal
105
1 A real working government Peels second ministry
131
2 The achievement of Daniel OConnell
140
The Dominance of Lord Palmerston
252
Gladstone Disraeli and the Second Reform Act
273
Gladstone and Disraeli 186880 The Domestic Arena
295
Foreign and Imperial Affairs in the Age of Gladstone
319
British Aims and Objectives
329
The Gladstonian Case Against Beaconsfieldism
337
Gladstone Parnell and the Irish Question 186893
343
Liberal Decline and Conservative Ascendancy 18801900
361

a crisis within the Conservative Party
148
Chartism Success or Failure?
157
Women in Chartism
180
The AntiCorn Law League Successful Politics of Pressure?
186
Britain Europe and the World 181565
202
A Changing Society?
229
Challenges to the Old Certainties
387
The Labour Representation Committee
397
2 Joseph Chamberlain destructive force and disappointed
403
Acknowledgements
410
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