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No. 10 Downing Street, a house in history.

Title
No. 10 Downing Street, a house in history.
Author
Minney, R. J. (Rubeigh James), 1895-1979.
Publication
Boston, Little, Brown [1963]

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Description
xvii, 483 pages illustrations, portraits, maps, plans; 22 cm
Alternative Title
Number 10 Downing Street.
Subject
  • Number 10 Downing Street (London, England)
  • Prime ministers > Dwellings > Great Britain
  • Prime ministers > Dwellings
  • Great Britain
Bibliography (note)
  • Bibliography: p. 445-[452]
Contents
TABLE OF CONTENTS -- Before Downing street -- George Downing -- Downing street -- Number 10 -- Early residents -- Sir Robert Walpole -- Walpole at no. 10 -- His immediate successors -- Sir Francis Dashwood -- Revolt of the American colonies -- Lord North and the war of independence -- The younger Pitt -- The Napoleonic war -- The doctor moves in -- The return of Pitt -- His tow unworthy successors -- Spencer Perceval -- The unremembered chancellor -- 'Prosperity Robinson' -- Canning's short reign -- Wellington movies in -- Grey and the reform bill -- Melbourne, then Peel -- Used only for offices -- Palmerston's finest hours -- Disraeli and Galdstone -- 'Jingoism' -- Gladstone's unhappy return -- The home rule battle -- W.H. Smith moves in -- The Boer war -- The great liberal years -- Battle with the lords -- The prime minister's lodgings -- Lloyd George and the first world war -- The fall of Lloyd George -- First labour government -- The return of Baldwin -- The national government -- Baldwin and the abdication -- Second world war and Churchill -- Attlee's six years -- Eden and Suez -- The new no. 10 -- Prime ministers and others who have lived at no. 10.
LCCN
63008315
OCLC
  • ocm00376147
  • 376147
  • SCSB-826569
Owning Institutions
Princeton University Library