by Dorothy Marshall · Routledge · tapa blanda · ISBN 9780582483163
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«Eighteenth Century England» is the historical essay by Dorothy Marshall, published by Routledge in paperback (572 pages, in English).
Academic introduction to eighteenth-century England, focused on 1714-1784. It reviews the arrival of the House of Hanover, the parliamentary system, figures such as Walpole and Lord North, and episodes like the South Sea Company scandal or the stamp tax. Designed as a university textbook, it has served several generations of students.
It is the seventh title in the series «A History of England». The publication date of this edition is 14 April 1975.
For history students and enthusiasts of British history; serves as a reference work on eighteenth-century England.
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