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Creator:
Wynn Jones, Michael
Title(s):
The cartoon history of Britain / Michael Wynn Jones ; with a foreword by Michael Cummings.
Edition:
First American edition.
Published/Created:
New York : Macmillan Company, 1973.
©1971
Physical Description:
287 pages : illustrations ; 32 cm
Holdings:
Reference Library
NC1470 .W9 1973 (LC) Oversize
Accessible in the Reference Library [Hours]
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Full Orbis Record:
http://hdl.handle.net/10079/bibid/12900596
Classification:
Books
Notes:
Includes bibliographical references (page 5).
Subject Terms:
English wit and humor, Pictorial.
English wit and humor, Pictorial.
Great Britain -- History -- Caricatures and cartoons.
Great Britain.
Form/Genre:
Caricatures and cartoons.
History.
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  • Chapter I
  • The South sea bubble
  • Walpole's ministry 1721-42
  • Wood's coinage 1722
  • The excise bill 1733
  • The Gin act 1753
  • The war of Jenkins' ear 1739
  • The Austrian succession
  • The fall of Walpole 1742
  • George II
  • Chapter II
  • The Jacobite rebellion 1745
  • Pelham ministry
  • The Peace of Aix-la-Chapele 1748
  • Gin act 1751
  • Jews act 1753
  • The Newcastle ministry 1754
  • Seven years war 1756-63
  • Admiral Byng
  • Newcastle-Pitt coalition 1757
  • Lord Bute
  • Chapter III
  • The war of American independence
  • The Gordon riots 1780
  • The Whig coalition 1782
  • Grattan's home rule 1782
  • Shelburne-Pitt ministry 1782
  • Peace of Versailles 1783
  • Fox's India bill 1783
  • Pitt v Fox
  • The Prince of Wales and Mrs Fitzherbert
  • Impeachment of Warren Hastings 1787
  • The Regency crisis 1788
  • French revolution 1789
  • Tom Paine and the rights of man
  • Chapter IV
  • Split of the Whigs
  • French victories
  • Defeat of the Slave bill 1796
  • Battle of the Nile 1798
  • Irish revolt 1798
  • Act of union 1801
  • Fall of Pitt 1801
  • Peace of Amiens 1802
  • Napoleon as emperor
  • Ministry of all the talents
  • Death of Pitt and Fox 1806
  • No popery election 1807
  • Treaty of Tilsit 1807
  • The Peninsular war
  • Retreat from Moscow 1812
  • The regency 1812
  • War with America 1812
  • Fall of Napoleon 1814
  • Congress of Vienna 1814
  • Battle of Waterloo 1815
  • The Corn law 1815
  • Chapter V
  • Spa fields riot 1816
  • Seditious meetings bill 1817
  • Peterloo massacre 1819
  • The six acts 1819
  • The Caroline scandal 1820
  • George IV
  • Catholic emancipation 1828-29
  • Wellington's ministry 1828-30
  • Williami IV
  • Industrial revolution
  • First reform bill 1832
  • Whig reforms
  • Tolpuddle martyrs 1834
  • Melbourne and Peel
  • Accession of Queen Victoria 1837
  • Anti-Corn law league
  • Free trade v protection
  • O'Connell and repeal of the union
  • Repeal of the Corn laws 1846
  • Fall of Peel 1846
  • Famine in Ireland 1845-46
  • Year of revolutions 1848
  • Chapter VI
  • The Catholic church 1850
  • Napoleon and Palmerston
  • Crimea war 1854-56
  • Balaclava 1854
  • Derby ministries
  • Indian mutiny 1857
  • The triumvirate 1859
  • American Civil war 1861
  • The Trent affiar 1861
  • Fenian outrages
  • Second reform bill 1867
  • Gladstone and Disraeli
  • Education act 1870 and other reforms
  • Liberal disunity
  • Suez canal share 1875
  • Victoria empress of India 1877
  • The Midlothian campaign 1879
  • Phoenix park murders 1882
  • Third reform bill 1884
  • Gordon in the Sudan
  • Home rule election 1886
  • The diamond jubilee 1887
  • Chapter VII
  • Irish home rule
  • Parnell and The Times 1888
  • Rhodes in South Africa 1890
  • Gladstone's last ministry
  • Defeat of the Home Rule Bill 1893
  • Lord Salisbury and Joseph Chamberlain
  • The Jameson Raid 1895
  • Fashoda 1897
  • Boer war 1899
  • Anglo-Japanese alliance 1902
  • Imperial preference
  • The liberal landslide 1906
  • Growth of the labour party
  • Lloyd George's budget 1909
  • European rearmament
  • Suffragette riots 1911
  • Triple alliance of unions 1913
  • The first World War 1914-18
  • Chapter VIII
  • Treaty of Versailles 1919
  • The Irish problem
  • League of nation 1920
  • Occupation of the Ruhr 1921
  • The Zinoviev letter 1924
  • German inflation
  • General strike 1926
  • Complete women's suffrage 1929
  • Wall street crash 1929
  • Economic crises
  • Jarrow crusade 1936
  • Spanish civil war 1936
  • Munich and appeasement 1938
  • The Second World War 1939-45
  • Yalta and Potsdam 1945
  • Defeat of Churchill 1945
  • Rationing
  • Korean war 1950
  • Festival of Britain 1951
  • Fall of the labour government 1951
  • Accession of Queen Elizabeth 1952
  • The H bomb
  • Apartheid
  • The Suez crisis 1956
  • Invasion of Hungary 1956
  • Harold Macmillan.