Titlebook: Britain and Ireland in the Eighteenth-Century Crisis of Empire; Martyn J. Powell Book 2003 Martyn J. Powell 2003 America.american revoluti

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James Bostock,Richard Cooper,Gareth Robertsconstitutional rights and resisting instructions from London. This was clearly a warning shot, demonstrating the British ministry’s willingness to get tough with its overseas possessions, as it was ensured that the other colonies were made fully aware of this assertive measure.. The conclusion of th

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Silvia Aulet,Joaquim Majó Fernandezrecent movements in that direction by Bristol and the Chatham ministry, had promoted a certain amount of expectation in both Britain and Ireland. Moreover, now at least a viceroy had been found who took his post seriously and had no objections to living in Ireland. It was partly the tenacity of Town

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James Bostock,Richard Cooper,Gareth Robertsfound preference for conciliation could not disguise the fact that he still believed in the necessity of supporting British parliamentary supremacy over the American colonies. With neither side willing to give way on the fundamental point of difference, it was only a matter of time before the tensio

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James Bostock,Richard Cooper,Gareth Robertsbsence of parliamentary management. In the latter months of his administration the Castle party had suffered defeats at the hands of the Irish opposition that must have ranked amongst the most humiliating of this period of imperial crisis.

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Leadership in Complex Situationshe North ministry, which was prepared to offer full support for Irish administrative reform. Centralising tendencies within the empire continued apace during the 1770s and they were only halted by the rise of a more unified form of Irish patriotism coinciding with British reverses in the American Wa

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