William Pitt and national revivalERRATAReading editionChapter navigation33 reading sectionsGo to chapterChoose a chapter…Front matterPREFACEABBREVIATIONS OF THE TITLES OF THE CHIEF WORKS REFERRED TO IN THIS VOLUMEERRATAINTRODUCTION ENGLAND AT THE CLOSE OF THE AMERICAN WAR (1780–3)Chapter I · EARLY YEARSChapter II · AT CAMBRIDGEChapter III · POLITICAL APPRENTICESHIPChapter IV · AT WESTMINSTER AND GOOSTREE’SChapter V · THE PEACE WITH AMERICAChapter VI · THE COALITIONChapter VII · THE STRUGGLE WITH FOXChapter VIII · RETRENCHMENTChapter IX · REFORMChapter X · INDIAChapter XI · THE IRISH PROBLEM (1785)Chapter XII · PITT AND HIS FRIENDS (1783–94)Chapter XIII · ISOLATION (1784, 1785)Chapter XIV · L’ENTENTE CORDIALE (1786)Chapter XV · THE DUTCH CRISIS (1786, 1787)Chapter XVI · THE TRIPLE ALLIANCEChapter XVII · THE PRINCE OF WALESChapter XVIII · THE REGENCY CRISISChapter XIX · AUSTRALIA AND CANADAChapter XX · THE SLAVE TRADEChapter XXI · THE SCHEMES OF CATHARINE IIChapter XXII · PARTITION OR PACIFICATION?Chapter XXIII · PARTITION OR PACIFICATION (Continued)Chapter XXIV · THE FRENCH REVOLUTIONChapter XXV · THE DISPUTE WITH SPAINChapter XXVI · PITT AND CATHARINE IIChapter XXVII · THE TRIUMPH OF CATHARINE IIINDEXPrevious chapter ←ABBREVIATIONS OF THE TITLES OF THE CHIEF WORKS REFERRED TO IN THIS VOLUMENext chapter →INTRODUCTION ENGLAND AT THE CLOSE OF THE AMERICAN WAR (1780–3)All chapters and sections (33)Opening pagesFront matterOther sectionsPREFACEABBREVIATIONS OF THE TITLES OF THE CHIEF WORKS REFERRED TO IN THIS VOLUMEERRATAINTRODUCTION ENGLAND AT THE CLOSE OF THE AMERICAN WAR (1780–3)Chapters123456789101112131415161718192021222324252627Other sectionsINDEXOn page 157, l. 23, for “Richard” read “Thomas.”◇On page 267, ad fin., for “Bob” read “Tom.”◇← ABBREVIATIONS OF THE TITLES OF THE CHIEF WORKS REFERRED TO IN THIS VOLUMEINTRODUCTION ENGLAND AT THE CLOSE OF THE AMERICAN WAR (1780–3) →