"Stewart, Robert, viscount Castlereagh, 1759-1822" - 21 Text Results

TitleAuthorDomainPublisherPublication Year
"How did they pass the Union?" : Secret Service expenditure in Ireland 1799-1804Wilkinson, DavidArticle in Journal1997
CastlereaghBartlett, Christopher JohnMonograph or Collective VolumeMacmillan1966
CastlereaghHinde, W.Monograph or Collective Volume1981
CastlereaghDerry, John W.Monograph or Collective VolumeAllen Lane1976
Castlereagh : a biographyLeigh, IoneMonograph or Collective VolumeCollins1951
Castlereagh : from enlightenment to tyrannyBew, JohnMonograph or Collective VolumeQuercus2011
Castlereagh : the biography of a statesmanBew, JohnMonograph or Collective VolumeQuervus2014
Castlereagh and the making of the UnionGeoghegan, Patrick M.Article in Book2001
Castlereagh, Captain Hamilton and General Cockburn : an ancient Greek (?) tombstone in County DownWhitehead, DavidArticle in Journal1995
County Down elections, 1783-1831Jupp, Peter, 1940-2006Article in Journal1972
Lord CastlereaghHughes, PhilipArticle in Journal1937
Lord CastlereaghGeoghegan, Patrick M.Monograph or Collective VolumeDundalgan Press for the Historical Association of Ireland2002
Lord Castlereagh : the rediscovery of a statesmanBartlett, Christopher JohnMonograph or Collective Volume1969
Memoirs and correspondence of Viscount CastlereaghMonograph or Collective Volume[s.n.]1848
Some British reactions to the Irish Act of UnionBolton, G. C. (Geoffrey Curgenven)Article in Journal1965
The death of Lord LondonderryFranklin, RobertArticle in Journal2007
The parentage of Colonel Robert Stewart of Irry, Co. TyroneKing, R. G. S.Article in Journal1941
The parliamentary background of the Irish Act of Union of 1800Bolton, G. C. (Geoffrey Curgenven)Thesis
The rise of CastlereaghHyde, Harford MontgomeryMonograph or Collective Volume1933
The support of Connacht's Catholic hierarchy for the Legislative Union of Great Britain and Ireland, 1800Hogan, PatrickArticle in Journal2006
William Vitruvius Morrison's Scheme for Mount Stewart County Down : was it ever realised?Casement, AnneArticle in Journal2004