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History of the Four Georges, and of William IV, Volume 4

Justin McCarthy, Justin Huntly McCarthy

Read by Pamela Nagami · LibriVox · public domain · Archive.org recording · License

Chapters

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lxiii. 'Opens Amid Ill Omens' (31:30)
lxiv. Popular Alarms--Royal Excursions (36:33)
lxv. George Canning (35:19)
lxvi. The Close of Canning's Career, Part 1 (23:06)
lxvi. The Close of Canning's Career, Part 2 (22:39)
lxvii. 'The Chains of the Catholic' (34:26)
lxviii. The Last of the Georges (37:52)
lxix. King William the Fourth (43:13)
lxx. Le Roi d'Yvetot (18:46)
lxxi. Reform, Part 1 (25:14)
lxxi. Reform, Part 2 (28:39)
lxxii. The Great Debate (35:31)
lxxiii. The Triumph of Reform, Part 1 (37:54)
lxxiii. The Triumph of Reform, Part 2 (34:15)
lxxiv. The Emanicipation of Labor (41:38)
lxxv. The State Church in Ireland (39:13)
lxxvi. 'Only a Pauper' (27:50)
lxxvii. Peel's Forlorn Hope, Part 1 (31:32)
lxxvii. Peel's Forlorn Hope, Part 2 (33:41)
lxxviii. Still the Reign of Reform, Part 1 (22:38)
lxxviii. Still the Reign of Reform, Part 2 (22:02)
lxxix. The Close of a Reign and the Opening of an Era (35:40)