Correspondence of William Pitt, Earl of Chatham; Volume 2
- 504 pages
- 18 hours of reading
William Pitt, the Elder, was a British statesman who led the nation during the Seven Years' War and again between 1766–68. He is primarily recognized as a wartime leader singularly devoted to victory over France, a success that established British global dominance. Pitt enjoyed widespread popular appeal and was known for his opposition to government corruption, his advocacy for colonialism, and his astute parliamentary skills. His influence stemmed from his commanding presence, brilliant rhetoric, and sharp debating abilities honed through extensive literary and historical knowledge.






William Pitt, one of the most important figures in British politics in the 18th century, played a key role in the Seven Years' War and the American Revolution. In this fascinating book, his correspondence with various individuals is collected and presented, providing a window into the politics and policies of the time. Edited by John Henry Pringle and William Stanhope Taylor, this volume is an invaluable resource for anyone interested in British history and political science.
War Speeches Selected by R. Coupland is a collection of speeches by British statesman William Pitt the Younger. Pitt was Prime Minister of Great Britain during the Napoleonic Wars and his speeches rallied the nation during some of its darkest hours. This volume includes some of Pitt's most famous orations, such as his response to the French Revolution and his call to action in the face of Napoleon's military threat. War Speeches Selected by R. Coupland is a fascinating look at one of Britain's greatest leaders and a testament to the power of rhetoric in times of crisis.
This volume contains a collection of speeches given by William Pitt in the House of Commons. Pitt was a British statesman who served as Prime Minister twice in the late 18th century. His speeches provide insight into the political climate and issues of the time, including the American Revolution, the French Revolution, and the abolition of the slave trade. Edited by WS Hathaway.
This classic book provides a comprehensive study of the speeches of William Pitt and John Foster Oriel, offering a detailed perspective on the debates surrounding the proposed union of Great Britain and Ireland in 1799. Written with clarity and insight, this book serves as an essential guide for students and practitioners alike to better understand the historical and political context of the British Isles in the late 18th century.
A collection of powerful speeches by William Pitt, one of the greatest British statesmen of the 18th century. Pitt's speeches cover a wide range of topics including war, taxes, commerce, and international relations. This book provides a unique insight into the mind of one of Britain's most influential figures.
This collection of speeches, letters, and other writings from one of Britain's greatest statesmen offers insight into the political debates of the late eighteenth century, including the American Revolution, parliamentary reform, and the French Revolution. Pitt's eloquence and wit are on full display in this fascinating glimpse into a tumultuous era in British history.
This collection of speeches by William Pitt showcases the brilliant oratory skills and political acumen of one of England's greatest statesmen and Prime Ministers.