『Modern England 1820-1885』のカバーアート

Modern England 1820-1885

Modern England 1820-1885

著者: Oscar Browning
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Immerse yourself in an era rich with change and challenge as we explore the lavish reign of King George IV, a monarch celebrated for his opulence. Witness the British support that played a pivotal role in Greeces fight for independence, and follow the passionate activism of Daniel OConnell in Ireland, which led to the historic Catholic Emancipation Act. Experience the momentous journey to the First Reform Bill in 1832 and the rise of Queen Victoria in 1837. As Ireland grapples with a devastating famine, Sir Robert Peels bold repeal of the Corn Laws marks a significant turning point. The narrative continues with the grandeur of the Great Exhibition, the turmoil of the Crimean War, and the Indian Rebellion. Feel the intensity of the rivalry between Gladstone and Disraeli in the House of Commons, all unfolding against the backdrop of Britains expanding empire in South Africa and Egypt. - Summary by Pamela Nagami

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