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Chatham's Colonial Policy A Study in the Fiscal and Economic Implications of the Colonial Policy of the Elder Pitt
Chatham's Colonial Policy (1917) examines Britain’s colonial plans and ambition in the mid-eighteenth century, under the leadership of the Earl of Chatham – William Pitt the Elder. It analyses his policies for British control around the world, most notably in the West Indies, North America, Africa and India, and how these policies brought Britain into conflict with Europe’s two main colonial powers, Spain and France.
1. Pitt and the War of Jenkins’ Ear 2. Pitt and the City 3. Pitt’s African Policy 4. Canada 5. The West Indies 6. Ireland 7. India 8. The Secretary of State for the Southern Department, Part I 9. The Secretary of State for the Southern Department, Part II 10. The Secretary of State for the Southern Department, Part III 11. The Secretary of State for the Southern Department, Part IV 12. Pitt’s Spanish Policy 13. The Northern Department 14. The Northern Department 15. The Northern Department 16. The Stamp Act
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Kate Hotblack
