J. H. R.
MARCH 1911.

CONTENTS

CHAP. PAGE

I. ROYALISTS AND RADICALS 1
II. BEFORE THE STORM 29
III. PEACE OR WAR? 57
IV. THE RUPTURE WITH FRANCE 85
V. THE FLEMISH CAMPAIGN (1793) 118
VI. TOULON 143
VII. THE BRITISH JACOBINS 164
VIII. PITT AND THE ALLIES (1794-5) 195
IX. THE WEST INDIES 219
X. SPAIN AND HAYTI 230
XI. THE CAPE OF GOOD HOPE: CORSICA: QUIBERON 250
XII. PITT AS WAR MINISTER (1793-8) 265
XIII. DEARTH AND DISCONTENT 282
XIV. THE YEARS OF STRAIN (1796-7) 299
XV. NATIONAL REVIVAL 321
XVI. THE IRISH REBELLION 339
XVII. THE SECOND COALITION 365
XVIII. THE UNION 389
XIX. THE UNION (CONTINUED) 411
XX. RESIGNATION 431
XXI. PITT AND HIS FRIENDS (1794-1805) 454
XXII. ADDINGTON OR PITT? 483
XXIII. PITT AND NAPOLEON 505
XXIV. THE LAST STRUGGLE 534
EPILOGUE 559
STATISTICS OF THE YEARS 1792-1801 571
INDEX 573

LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS

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WILLIAM PITT, IN LATER LIFE. (From a painting by
Hoppner in the National Portrait Gallery) _Frontispiece_

SEAT OF WAR IN FLANDERS. 141

THE SIEGE OF TOULON. (By Emmanuel Toulougeon, Paris) 163

THE HOUSE OF COMMONS IN 1793. (From a painting in
the National Portrait Gallery by K. A. Hickel)