Chapter XIV: Early Years of Pitt's Administration
1784. Significance of Pitt's victory 280
Change in office of prime minister and in
house of lords 281
Pitt's character and management of parliament 282
The Westminster election 283
1784-85. Pitt's finance 284
Aug., 1784. His bill for the government of India 286
18 April, 1785. His bill for parliamentary reform 287
May. His resolutions on Irish trade 288
1786. Establishment of the sinking fund 291
26 Sept. Commercial treaty with France 293
1787. Consolidation of customs and excise 294
Bill for relief of dissenters 295
1788. The slave trade question 295
Foreign policy 296
1785. Austrian aggression 297
1786-87. French influence in the United Provinces 298
Oct., 1787. Restoration of the stadholder 300
April, 1788. Triple alliance--Great Britain, Prussia, and
the United Provinces 301
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The history of England, from the accession of George III. to the close of Pitt's first administration, 1760-1801Chapter XIV: Early Years of Pitt's Administration
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