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CONTENTS

OF THE

SECOND VOLUME,

CHAP. V.

AMERICAN Wars, Historical Illustrations of

Mr. PITT (afterwards Earl of CHATHAM) offers his
Sentiments respecting it

Mr. GEORGE GRENVILLE vindicates its Justice and

Policy

Mr. PITT's animated and enthusiastic Reply

Lord NORTH objects to the Repeal on the Duty on

Tea

Governor PowNAL's Observations thereon

Lord CHATHAM's Observations on the third Reading

of the Bill for quartering Soldiers in AMERICA, in

1774

Sketch of Mr. BURKE's brilliant Speech on Mr.
ROSE FULLER'S Motion respecting the Repeal on the
Tax upon Tea, April 19th, 1774

Lord CHATHAM's Speech, 20th January, 1775

Ditto on moving an Amendment to the Address, 20th

November, 1777

Lord CHATHAM, in Reply to Lord SUFFOLK, who con-

tended for the Employment of INDIANS in the War

Mr. Fox's Speech on proposing Means of Accommoda-

tion in the AMERICAN War, June 12th, 1781

Mr. PITT vindicates the political Opinions of his Fa-

ther, the late Earl of CHATHAM

Summary of the Speeches of Mr. Fox, Mr. PITT,

and Mr. BURKE, on the Address in November,

1781

CHAP. VI.

Page

46

48

58

63

Hiftorical Illustrations of the Peace, in 1783

Lord SHELBURNE's Defence thereof

67

68

CHAP. VII.

Toleration Speech of Dr. SHIPLEY, Bishop of ST.

ASAPH, in Support of the Bill for enlarging the

Toleration Act, in the Session of 1779

Mr. BEAUFOY's Speech on the same Subject, March
28th, 1787

72

75

Lord NORTH's Reply to Mr. BEAUFOY

91

Mr. BEAUFOY's second Speech on the same Subject," May

Mr. Fox's Speech on the same Subject, March 2d,

1790

119

CHAP. VIII.

Government of INDIA: Historical Illustration, with

Mr. Fox's Reply to principal Objections against his

INDIA Bill

Lord THURLOW's Speech on same Subject

2

140

153

Historical

Historical Illustrations on Mr. PITT'S INDIA Bill

Mr. PITT's Speech on the Introduction of the same

CHAP. IX.

Impeachment of WARREN HASTINGS, with historical

Illustrations

Mr. SHERIDAN's celebrated Speech respecting the

Begum Princesses of OUDE, February 7th, 1787

Sir GILBERT ELLIOT's (now Lord MINTO) Speech

on the Impeachment of Sir ELIJAH IMPEY, 12th of

December, 1787

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Page

159

160

179

180

206

Regency, with historical Illustrations

Mr. Fox's Observations thereon

Mr. PITT's Reply to Mr. Fox

CHAP. XI.

Commercial Treaty with FRANCE, with historical It

lustrations, and Mr. PITT's Speech respecting it,

Feb. 12th, 1787,

Mr. Fox's Speech in Reply to Mr. PITT

CHAP. XII.

War with FRANCE :-Debate on the Army Estimates,

which led to a very violent Shock or Conflict of

Opinions between Mr. BURKE and Mr. Fox:-

215

217

219

224

244

Speech of Mr. BURKE

258

Mr. Fox's Reply to Mr. BURKE

271

Mr. BURKE's Answer

275

Mr. SHERIDAN declares his Opinion

276

Mr.

Mr. BURKE's Answer

Political Connection between Mr. BURKE and Mr.

Fox completely diffolved-Mr. BURKE' Speech

Mr. Fox's Speech

Mr. BURKE's Reply

Concern exhibited by the House on the Dispute between

Mr. BURKE and Mr. Fox-Mr. Fox proceeds to

Page

280

282

288

294

answer Mr. BURke

304

Further historical Illustrations on the Subject of the

War with France

317

Mr. PITT's Speech on his Majesty's Message of the

28th of January, 1793 preparatory to an actual

Declaration of War with FRANCE

Mr. Fox's Reply to Mr. PITT

Mr. Fox's Speech on moving for a Committee to inquire

into the State of the Nation on March 24, 1795

Mr. PITT's Reply to Mr. Fox

318

341

357

381

Mr. SHERIDAN's Speech on the same Subject

400

Mr. Fox's energetic Reply

405

413

Historical Illustrations relative to the Failure of Lord

MALMSBURY's second Negociation

443

The Marquis of LANSDOWN's able and animated Speech

on this Subject in the House of Lords

444

CHAP. XIII.
CHAP

Troubles in IRELAND:-Mr. Fox's Speech thereon,