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The Political History of England - Vol. X. The History of England from the Accession of George III to the close of Pitt's first Administration   By: (1842-1931)

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William Hunt's volume on the political history of England during the reign of George III is a comprehensive and informative account of the events and personalities that shaped this critical period. Hunt's research is thorough and meticulous, providing readers with a detailed understanding of the political landscape of the time.

One of the strengths of Hunt's work is his ability to contextualize the events of this era within the broader scope of English history. He draws connections between the actions of key figures such as George III and William Pitt the Younger and their long-term impact on the country.

Furthermore, Hunt's prose is engaging and accessible, making it easy for readers to follow along with the complex political maneuvers and intrigues that characterized this period. His analysis is incisive and thought-provoking, shedding light on the motivations and ideologies that drove the key players of the time.

Overall, William Hunt's volume on the political history of England during the reign of George III is a valuable addition to the field of English history. It is a must-read for anyone interested in understanding the political dynamics of this critical period in England's past.

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THE POLITICAL HISTORY OF ENGLAND.

Seventy five years have passed since Lingard completed his HISTORY OF ENGLAND, which ends with the Revolution of 1688. During that period historical study has made a great advance. Year after year the mass of materials for a new History of England has increased; new lights have been thrown on events and characters, and old errors have been corrected. Many notable works have been written on various periods of our history; some of them at such length as to appeal almost exclusively to professed historical students. It is believed that the time has come when the advance which has been made in the knowledge of English history as a whole should be laid before the public in a single work of fairly adequate size. Such a book should be founded on independent thought and research, but should at the same time be written with a full knowledge of the works of the best modern historians and with a desire to take advantage of their teaching wherever it appears sound.

The vast number of authorities, printed and in manuscript, on which a History of England should be based, if it is to represent the existing state of knowledge, renders co operation almost necessary and certainly advisable. The History, of which this volume is an instalment, is an attempt to set forth in a readable form the results at present attained by research... Continue reading book >>


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