Justin McCarthy - The Reign of Queen Anne, Volume I

Name: The Reign of Queen Anne, Volume I
Author: Justin McCarthy

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Author: Justin McCarthy

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Ch. 1: The Woman Born to be a QueenCh. 2: What the Queen Came to--at HomeCh. 3: What the Queen Came to--AbroadCh. 4: Those Around Queen AnneCh. 5: Dissent and DefoeCh. 6: On the Rough Edge of BattleCh. 7: 'The Campaign'--BlenheimCh. 8: Peterborough in SpainCh. 9: Events and Parties at HomeCh. 10: The Union with ScotlandCh. 11: 'The Trivial Round--The Common Task'Ch. 12: The London of Queen AnneCh. 13: Jonathan SwiftCh. 14: Ramillies and AlmanzaCh. 15: The First Parliament of the UnionCh. 16: SacheverellCh. 17: 'Harley, the Nation's Great Support'Ch. 18: The Triumph of the ToriesCh. 19: What the War was Coming toCh. 20: Jonathan Swift's Views

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Anne Stuart (1665-1714), Queen of England, Scotland, and Ireland, succeeded William III to the throne in 1702. She was the daughter of the deposed Catholic king, James II, but was of the Anglican faith. Liberal, Irish member of Parliament, Justin McCarthy, writing in 1902, creates in sparkling, uncluttered prose a panoramic canvas of Anne and her times. In the first of the two volumes, the brilliant commander, the Duke of Marlborough, defeats the French and Bavarians at the Battle of Blenheim, while the flagship of the admiral of the fleet, Sir Cloudesley Shovell, strikes the rocks near the Isles of Scilly and is lost with all eight hundred hands. We are at street level in rowdy London with its aristocratic bully boys, the Mohocks, its coffee houses, and its theaters. We meet the great Tories, Harley and Bolingbroke, and encounter the satiric spirit who haunts it all, Jonathan Swift. (Pamela Nagami)