Social England : a record of the progress of the people in religion, laws, learning, arts, industry, commerce, science, literature and manners, from the earliest times to the present day . y. Ireland, 1714-1800.—Lecky, History of England in the Eighteenth Century ; Froude,English in Ireland in the Eighteenth Century; Plowden, History of Ireland; TwoCenturies of Irish History, ed. Bryce ; Dunbar Ingram, Two Chapters of Irish History ;Rt. Hon. J. T. Ball, Historical Review of Legislative Systems in Ireland; Swift, JForks ;Musgrave, History of the Irish Rebellion; Barry OBrien, Autobiography of W
Social England : a record of the progress of the people in religion, laws, learning, arts, industry, commerce, science, literature and manners, from the earliest times to the present day . y. Ireland, 1714-1800.—Lecky, History of England in the Eighteenth Century ; Froude,English in Ireland in the Eighteenth Century; Plowden, History of Ireland; TwoCenturies of Irish History, ed. Bryce ; Dunbar Ingram, Two Chapters of Irish History ;Rt. Hon. J. T. Ball, Historical Review of Legislative Systems in Ireland; Swift, JForks ;Musgrave, History of the Irish Rebellion; Barry OBrien, Autobiography of WolfeTone: J. T. Gilbert, Memoirs and Correspondence of Lord Charlemont; Correspondenceof Castlereagh, and ,of Cornwallis ; Lives and Speeches of Grattan, Flood, Plunket,and Curran : Burkes JForks : Bavrington, Rise and Fall of the Irish Nation ; Madden,History of the United Irishmen; Moore, Life of Lord Edward Fitzgerald; Autobio-graphy of Hamilton Rowan; Reid, History of the Presbyterian Church in Ireland;Swift McNeill, English Interference icith Irish Industries, and How the Union teasCarried; Correspondence between Pitt and Rutland; Hutchinson, Commercial Restraintson VINEGAR HILL, 703 CHAPTER struggle for existence. 1802-1815. Addington had succeeded Pitt as Prime Minister in 1801 and arthurformed a cabinet of complete mediocrity which governed p^ft^caiEngland till 1S04. During the early portion of this ad- History,ministration England won great successes by land and by seaThe victories of Alexandria (March 21st), and Copenhagen(April 2nd, 1801), accelerated the negotiations for peace, whilethe accession of Alexander I. to the Russian throne led to theconclusion of a treaty between England and Russia in June of Adding-the same year. The French having failed to carry out an Ministry,attempt to invade England agreed to come to terms, and inOctober the preliminaries of peace were signed. Englandyielded all her conquests except Ceylon, Trin
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