A History of England in the Eighteenth Century

Lecky, William Edward Hartpole

D. Appleton and Company, 1882

6 volume set. 1882 printing of the 1878 edition. Bound in publisher's cloth. Hardcover. Hinges cracked. Pencil marginalia. Contents: V.I, 626 pages: Foreign Policy; The Church Opposition; Strength and Weakness of the Government; Decline of the Monarchical Sentiment in England; etc. V.II, 699 pages: The Colonies and Scotland; Ireland Before the Eighteenth Century; Conflict Between the English and Irish Interest; William Pitt; etc. V.III, 591 pages: Grenville Ministry; The Rockingham Ministry; Parliamentary Reform; America; English Opinion of the American Question; etc. Vol.IV, 606 pages: America, 1776; England, 1776-1777; Ireland, 1760-1778; The Whiteboys; Viceroyalty of Townshend; The Catholic Question; Vol.V, xvi, 602: Regency, William Pitt, Religious Liberty, Causes of the Revolution, Effects of the Revolution on England, etc. Vol.VI, xviii, 611 pages.: The Slave Trade, Invasion of France, Revolution Triumphant, Ireland, etc. 

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