The emergence of the British two-party system, 1760-1832 /

• O'Gorman, Frank, 1940-

• Political parties -- Great Britain -- History -- 18th century
• Political parties -- Great Britain -- History -- 19th century

• Edward Arnold,

• Foundations of modern history

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• British politics and the American Revolution
• King George III and the politicians the Ford Lectures delivered in the University of Oxford 1951 2
• British parliamentary parties 1742 1832 from the fall of Walpole to the First Reform Act
• Wars and revolutions Britain 1760 1815
• rise of party in England the Rockingham Whigs 1760 82
• Edmund Burke a life
• Party ideology and popular politics at the accession of George III
• Whig party and the French Revolution
• structure of politics at the accession of George III
• Politics in the age of Fox Pitt and Liverpool continuity and transformation
• Reluctant revolutionaries Englishmen and the revolution of 1688
• Stress and stability in late eighteenth century Britain reflections on the British avoidance of revolution the Ford lectures delivered in the University of Oxford 1983 1984
• Englands Prussian minister Edwin Chadwick and the politics of government growth 1832 1854
• British society and the French Wars 1793 1815
• Women work & sexual politics in eighteenth century England
• growth of political stability in England 1675 1725
• Voters patrons and parties the unreformed electoral system of Hanoverian England 1734 1832
• growth of political stability in England 1675 1725
• English radicals and reformers 1760 1848
• early parties and politics in Britain 1688 1832
• Political untouchables the Tories and the 45
• Jacobite risings in Britain 1689 1746
• Japan in transition from Tokugawa to Meiji
• first English feminist Reflections upon marriage and other writings
• Jacobites Britain and Europe 1688 1788
• Ruling Britannia a political history of Britain 1688 1988
• growth of Parliamentary parties 1689 1742
• politics of Britain 1688 1800
• Whig ascendancy colloquies on Hanoverian England
• British politics and society from Walpole to Pitt 1742 1789
• British radicalism and the French Revolution 1789 1815
• Jacobitism
• Jacobite challenge
• Britain after the Glorious Revolution 1689 1714
• politics of the people in eighteenth century Britain
• British foreign policy in the age of Walpole
• Asquith
• English society 1688 1832 ideology social structure and political practice during the ancien regime
• Family fortunes men and women of the English middle class 1780 1850
• Anti Catholicism in eighteenth century England c 1714 80 a political and social study
• tragedy of Ramsay MacDonald a political biography
• Robert Walpole and the nature of politics in early eighteenth century Britain
• Choices in Vichy France the French under Nazi occupation
• Britain in the age of Walpole
• age of oligarchy pre industrial Britain 1722 1783
• Ramsay MacDonald
• long eighteenth century British political and social history 1688 1832
• polite and commercial people England 1727 1783
• Stability and strife England 1714 1760
• Eighteenth century English society shuttles and swords
• Chartist experience studies in working class radicalism and culture 1830 60
• Stanley Baldwin
• Rousseau a study of his thought
• short history of the Liberal Party 1900 1976
• Charles II the man and the statesman
• Rousseau selections
• origins of modern feminism women in Britain France and the United States 1780 1860
• Social conditions in Britain 1918 1939
• reform of prisoners 1830 1900
• Napoleon France and Europe
• Popular disturbances in England 1700 1870
• Occupied France collaboration and resistance 1940 1944
• Spanish Civil War and the British labour movement
• politics of government growth early Victorian attitudes toward State intervention 1833 1848
• Lloyd George
• General Strike day by day
• Women in Western political philosophy Kant to Nietzsche
• General Strike
• Under the red flag the history of communism in Britain C 1849 1991
• Popular radicalism the working class experience 1780 1880
• Napoleon
• middling sort of people culture society and politics in England 1550 1800
• short history of the Labour Party
• Churches and the working classes in Victorian England
• French Revolution aristocrats versus bourgeois
• Womens work 1840 1940
• labour movement in Britain a commentary
• Women in the eighteenth century constructions of femininity
• Napoleonic empire
• White male and middle class explorations in feminism and history
• rise of the Labour Party 1880 1945
• Occupation the ordeal of France 1940 1944
• Social policy in Britain 1914 1939
• Napoleon Bonaparte and the legacy of the French Revolution
• English Civil War
• France since 1870 culture politics and society
• Victorian feminists
• Poverty and the workhouse in Victorian Britain
• Reconstructing the criminal culture law and policy in England 1830 1914
• Petain
• France 1814 1914
• Nationalism anti semitism and fascism in France
• Unequal opportunities womens employment in England 1800 1918
• failure of political extremism in inter war Britain
• Crime and industrial society in the 19th century
• France 1815 1914 the bourgeois century
• Family fortunes men and women of the English middle class 1780 1850
• Britain between the wars 1918 1940
• slump
• English and the Norman conquest