Chapter I: Front Matter

[Transcriber's notes: This work is derviced from http://www.archive.org/details/popularhistoryeng04guiz

This quote sums up this last volume: "The bitter time of revolutions had ended for England."--pg. 16]

[Image] Napoleon Received On The Bellerophon.

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A Popular

History Of England

From the Earliest Times

_To The Reign Of Queen Victoria _

by

M. GUIZOT

Author OF "The Popular History of France," etc.

_Authorized Edition _

Illustrated

Vol. IV

[Image] Publisher's Logo: ALDI DISCIP ANGLVS

New York
John W. Lovell Company

150 Worth Street, corner Mission Place

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List Of Illustrations.

Volume Four.

Napoleon Received on the Bellerophon. -- Frontispiece.

King James at the Battle of Boyne. -- 34

The Duke and Duchess of Marlborough. -- 42

Visit of Louis XIV to the Death-Bed of James II. -- 86

Queen Anne. -- 94

Shrewsbury Invested with the White Rod. -- 134

George I. -- 136

The Mysterious Letter. -- 176

George II. -- 178

Charles Edward. -- 198

Arrest of Charles Edward.-- 222

Portrait of Pitt. -- 224

Death of Wolfe. -- 242

George III. -- 254

Franklin -- 286

The Last Speech of the Earl of Chatham. -- 290

Surrender to Nelson at Cape St. Vincent. -- 374

The Battle of Aboukir. -- 382

See what a Little Place you Occupy in the World. -- 398

Death of Nelson. -- 410

Waterloo. -- 438

George IV. -- 444

Windsor Castle. -- 460

Wellington in the Mob. -- 475

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Table Of Contents.

Chapter XXXII. William and Mary
Establishment of Parliamentary Government
(1688-1702).
9

Chapter XXXIII. Queen Anne
War of the Spanish Succession
(1702-1714)
93

Chapter XXXIV. George I.
and the Protestant Succession
(1714-1727)
135

Chapter XXXV. George II.
(1727-1760)
178

Chapter XXXVI. George III.
The American War
(1760-1783).
255

Chapter XXXVII. George III.
Pitt and the French Revolution
(1783-1801)
337

Chapter XXXVIII. George III.
Addington and Pitt
(1801-1806)
388

Chapter XXXIX. George III.
and the Emperor Napoleon
(1806-1810)
414

Chapter XL. George IV.
Regent and King
(1815-1830).
442