Speeches during the French Revolution : Oratory - Fox, Charles James; Cooper Willis, Irene (London : J.M. Dent ; New York : E.P. Dutton)
Mr. Fox's amendments to the address on the King's speech at the opening of the session: December 13, 1792 -- Mr. Fox's motion for sending a minister to Paris, to treat with the Provisional Government of France: December 15, 1792 -- Situation of the Royal family of France: December 20, 1792 -- Alien Bill: December 31, 1792 -- A Letter to Mr. Fox's Westminster Constituents -- Address on the King's Message for an augmentation of the forces: February 1, 1793 -- Mr. Fox's resolutions against the Wart with France: February 181, 1793 -- Mr. Sheridan's motion for an address to express displeasure at Lord Auckland's memorial to the States General: April 25, 1793 -- Mr. Fox's motion for the re-establichsmentof peace with France: June 171793 -- Address on the King's speech at the openingn of the session: January 21, 1794 -- Mr. Whitbread's motion for a seprate peace with France: April 17, 1794 -- Bill to enable subjects of France to enlist as soldiers: April 17,1794 -- Prussian subsidy: April 30, 1794 -- King's message respecting seditious practices-suspension of the Habeas Corpus act: May 13,1794 -- Mr. Fox' motion for putting an end to the war with France: May 30, 1794 -- Address on the King's speech at the opening of the session: December 30, 1794 -- King's message respectin a Loan to the Emperor: February 5, 1795 -- Mr. Fox's motion for a Committee on the State of the Nation: March 24, 1795 -- Address on the King's speech at the opening of the session: October 29, 1795 -- King's message respectin a negotiation with the present government of France: December 9, 1795 -- Mr. Grey's Motion for peace with France: February 15, 1796 -- Mr. Fox's motion on the Conduct of the war with France: May 10, 1796 -- King's message respectin the rupture of the negotiation for peace with France: December 30, 1796 -- King's message respecting overtures or peace from the Consular Government of France: February 3, 1800
Keywords: Siglos XVIII-XX; Historia política; Historia social; Guerra; Francia; Reino Unido