The history of England, from the accession of George III. to the close of Pitt's first administration, 1760-1801 - William Hunt

The Grenville Administration.

1763.	[The new ministers]	[45]
April.	[The North Briton, No. 45, and the general warrant]	[46]
Aug.	[The king's attempts to strengthen the administration]	[48]
Sept.	[Changes in the administration]	[49]
Nov.	[Proceedings in parliament against Wilkes]	[50]
19 Jan., 1764.	[The commons expel Wilkes]	[51]
	[Violation of the privileges of parliament]	[52]
	[Grenville's economy]	[53]
	[Great Britain's colonial policy]	[54]
1763.	[Defence of the American colonies]	[58]
10 Mar., 1764.	[The stamp bill proposed]	[59]
22 Mar., 1765.	[The bill enacted]	[60]
	[American resistance]	[60]
	[The right of taxation]	[62]
	[Unstatesmanlike policy]	[63]

The King, The Whigs, and Chatham.

1765.	[The king and Grenville]	[64]
April-May.	[The regency bill]	[65]
	[The weavers' riot]	[66]
16 July.	[A whig administration formed under Rockingham]	[67]
	[Its weakness and difficulties]	[68]
Jan., 1766.	[Pitt on American taxation]	[69]
	[Burke, his character and political principles]	[70]
Mar.	[Repeal of the stamp act. The declaratory act]	[71]
July.	[Pitt forms an administration, and is created Earl of Chatham]	[73]
	[His foreign policy]	[74]
Sept.-Nov.	["A forty days' tyranny"]	[76]
Feb., 1767.	[Chatham incapacitated by disease]	[76]
June, 1763.	[Revolt of Mír Kásim]	[77]
23 Oct., 1764.	[Battle of Baxár]	[78]
June, 1767.	[Parliamentary interference with the E. India Company]	[79]
1767-69.	[Haidar Alí's invasions of the Karnatic]	[80]

Growth of the King's Power.

1767.	[C. Townshend and the new American duties]	[82]
	[The ministry in Chatham's absence]	[85]
Jan., 1768.	[Junction with the Bedford party]	[87]
Feb.	[The Nullum Tempus bill]	[87]
	[Massachusetts heads resistance to the revenue acts]	[88]
1 May, 1769.	[Partial repeal of the new duties decided on]	[90]
1761.	[Condition of Ireland. Rise of Whiteboyism]	[91]
	[The government of Ireland]	[93]
1768-69.	[Octennial act and augmentation of Irish army]	[94]
1768.	[The general election of 1768]	[94]
	[Wilkes returned for Middlesex]	[95]
10 May.	[Riot in St. George's Fields]	[96]
1769.	[Wilkes and the Middlesex electors]	[97]
	[French annexation of Corsica. Faltering policy of ministers]	[98]
	[Arrears of the civil list]	[99]
	[The Letters of Junius]	[99]
	[Chatham in opposition]	[100]
28 Jan., 1770.	[Grafton resigns. North forms an administration]	[102]
	[Triumph of the king's policy]	[103]
	[Discontent with the constitutional machinery]	[103]
	[Chatham and Burke differ on character of needful reforms]	[105]

The King's Rule.