Lord Bute: Essays in Re-interpretationKarl W. Schweizer |
Contents
Lord Bute William Pitt and the peace negotiations with France | 41 |
The myth of Lord Butes secret influence | 57 |
the origins of the Press War of 1762 | 83 |
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