England in the eighteenth century
By: J. H. Plumb
Series: The Pelican history of England -- 7; Pelican books -- A231
Publisher: Penguin Books
Published: 1963
Place of publication: Harmondsworth, Middlesex, Eng; Baltimore, Md
Language: eng
Number of pages: 224
Subjects: History
Notes: "Reprinted with revised bibliography."

Includes index.

Bibliography: p. [215]-218.
Table of contents: title: "Reprinted with revised bibliography, 1963."; title: pt. 1. The age of Walpole: The structure of society, 1714-42; title: Trade and wealth; title: Science and culture of the Augustan age; title: Local government and politics; title: Professions; title: Whitehall; title: Rise of Sir Robert Walpole.; title: Sir Robert Walpole; title: Sir Robert Walpole and the patriots; title: pt. 2. The age of Chatham, 1742-84: Agrarian and industrial revolutions; title: Social consequences of the industrial revolution; title: John Wesley and the road to salvation; title: Arts and sciences of Dr. Johnson's world; title: Chatham and the drive for empire; title: George III and John Wilkes; title: Loss of the American colonies; title: Radicalism and reform; title: pt. 3. Age of Pitt, 1784-1815: The course of the industrial revolution; title: Reception of the French revolution; title: Art and science; title: British in India; title: Irish Empire; title: William Pitt and the national revival; title: War at sea; title: War on land.