Swift, Dean. The Conduct of the Allies and of the Late Ministry, in beginning 1712. Works. Ed. Sir W. Scott. Vol. IV. and carrying on the War.

Edinburgh.

1824.

See An Appendix to the Conduct of the Allies. The Examiner, Jan. 16, 1713. [Suggested by Swift.] Ib.

History of the Four last Years of the Queen. London. 1758. Works. Ed. Sir W. Scott. Vol. v. Edinburgh. 1824.

[As to Swift's authorship of this work, which according to a Preface pur-
porting to be written by him was designed for publication in 1713, see
Sir Henry Craik's Life of Swift (London, 1882), Appendix II.]
Journal to Stella. Works. Ed. Sir Walter Scott. 2nd edn.

IV. Edinburgh. 1824.

Vols. I and

The Public Spirit of the Whigs set forth in their generous encouragement of the author of The Crisis. March, 1714. Works. Ed. Sir W. Scott. 2nd edn. Vol. IV. London. 1824.

Some Remarks on the Barrier Treaty between Her Majesty and the StatesGeneral. 1712. Works. Ed. Sir W. Scott. Vol. v. Edinburgh. 1814.

[This is a continuation of the Conduct of the Allies, and refers to the Barrier Treaty of 1709, which is reprinted textually.]

Utrecht, Peace of, etc. Histoire du congrès et de la paix d'Utrecht comme aussi de celles de Rastadt et de Bade, conten. les particularités les plus remarquables et les plus intéressants desdites négoc. Utrecht. 1716.

Walpole, Sir Robert. A Report from the Committee of Secrecy appointed by order of the House of Commons to examine several books and papers...relating to the late negotiations of peace and commerce. Reported June 9, 1715, by Robert Walpole, Chairman. With appendix of documents. London.

1715.

Wentworth Papers, the, 1705-39.

(Selections from the Correspondence of Lord Raby, afterwards Earl of Strafford.) With memoirs and notes by J. J. Cartwright. London. 1883.

[For contemporary English political journals see Bibliography to Chapter XV.]

IV. LATER WRITINGS

Brosch, M. Geschichte von England.

Gotha.

1893.

(Gesch. der Europ. Staaten.) Vol. VIII.

Lord Bolingbroke u. die Whigs und Tories seiner Zeit. Frankfort. 1883. [Valuable for its use of the dispatches of Grimani, the Venetian resident in London, who was intimate with Lord Jersey.]

Carutti, D. Storia della diplomazia della corte di Savoia. 2 vols. Rome.

1875-6.

Dollot, R. Les origines de la neutralité de la Belgique et le système de la Barrière. Paris. 1902.

Droysen, J. G. Geschichte der Preuss. Politik. 5 vols. in 10. Leipzig. 1868–86. [Vol. IV, Parts I and II; and IV, Documents.]

Erdmannsdörffer, B. Deutsche Geschichte vom Westfäl. Frieden bis zum Regierungs-antritt Friedrichs d. Grossen. (Allg. Gesch. in Einzeldarstellungen.) 2 vols. Berlin. 1892-3.

Giraud, C. La paix d'Utrecht. Paris. 1847.

Liverpool, Charles Jenkinson, Earl of. Discourse on the conduct of the Government of Great Britain in respect to neutral nations. New edn. Edinburgh. 1837. [First published as Preface to Collection of Treaties of Peace, etc., 1748-83. 3 vols. London. 1785.]

Noorden, C. von. Lord Bolingbroke. Leipzig. 1852.

856

The War of the Spanish Succession

Pometti, F. Studii sul pontificato di Clemente XI, 1700-21. Arch. della Soc. Rom. di storia patria, 21-3.

Topin, M.

L'Europe et les Bourbons sous Louis XIV. Paris. 1868. [The negotiations of Polignac.]

Weber, O. Der Friede von Rastatt, 1714. Deutsche Zeitung für Geschichtswissensch. 8.

Der Friede von Utrecht. Verhandlungen zwischen England, Frankreich, den Kaiser, und den Generalstaaten, 1710-3. Gotha. 1891. [The most complete account extant, based on documents, of the peace negotiations from 1710 onwards.] Zwiedeneck-Südenhorst, H. von. Deutsche Geschichte im Zeitalter der Gründung des Preussischen Königtums. (Bibl. Deutscher Gesch.) 2 vols. Stuttgart. 1887-94.

[For the Princess des Ursins (Orsini) and the Court of Philip V see Bibliography to Chapter XIII.]

CHAPTER XV

PARTY GOVERNMENT UNDER QUEEN ANNE

I. ARCHIVES

A. AT THE BRITISH MUSEUM

The age of Anne is not quite as rich in unpublished material as that of William. But the Jacobite dispatches and papers are of great importance.

Party Politics are discussed in Anne's correspondence, Add. мss. 28,070, especially in a letter to Godolphin, f. 12. Stowe Mss. 248 give Harley's plan, addressed to the Queen on Oct. 30, 1710. Add. Mss. 28,056-8 give the correspondence of Godolphin, chiefly relating to Spanish affairs. The state of the National Debt (1711-25) is given in Egerton Mss. 923. Add. MSS. 28,080 give a Pension List. In

teresting Jacobite Documents: Add. Mss. 12,079, 32,499, 33,033.

Hanoverian papers: Stowe Mss. 222. Correspondence of Robethon: Add. MSS. 22,217. (Stray diplomatic papers connected with the Peace of Utrecht.)

B. AT THE PRIVY COUNCIL OFFICE

Privy Council Registers. Anne, Vol. vi, pp. 87 sqq., George I, Vol. 1, pp. 1–86, give the only authentic, though a meagre, account of the last Councils held under Queen Anne, the proceedings of the Regency, and the accession of George I.

II. DOCUMENTS OF AN OFFICIAL CHARACTER

Parliamentary History. Vol. vi (1702-14). London. 1809.
Protests of the Lords. Ed. J. E. T. Rogers. Vol. II. Oxford. 1875.

III. CONTEMPORARY MEMOIRS, CORRESPONDENCE, DOCUMENTS, PAMPHLETS ETC., OF AN UNOFFICIAL CHARACTER

Addison, Joseph. Works. Ed. R. Hurd, Bishop of Worcester. 6 vols. London. 1854-6.

Ailesbury, Marquis of. See under Somerset, Duke of.
Arbuthnot, John. Works. 2 vols. Glasgow. 1751.
Astley, Mrs Frankland Russell.

Bath, Marquis of. Longleat MSS.

don. 1904.

1900.

Hist. Mss. Commission Rep. xv. London.
Vol. I. Hist. Mss. Commission Rep. xv. Lon-

Berwick, Duke of. Mémoires. 2 vols. "En Suisse." 1778. Coll. Petitot.
Vols. LXV-VI. Paris. 1828.

Bolingbroke, Henry St John, Viscount. Philosophical Works. Vol. I. Ed., with
Life, by David Mallet. London. 1754.

Letters, Public and Private. Ed. Gilbert Parke. 4 vols. London. 1798.
Life. By Oliver Goldsmith. London. 1770.

Boyer, Abel. History of Queen Anne. London. 1735.
Coke Papers. Earl Cowper's MSS.

App. Pt. III.

London. 1889.

Vol. III. Hist. мss. Commission Rep. xii.

858

Party Government under Queen Anne

Cowper, Mary, Lady. Diary. Ed. S. Cowper. London. 1865.
Cowper, William, Earl. Private Diary. (Roxburghe Club.) Eton. 1833.
Dartmouth, Earl of. Hist. Mss. Commission Rep. XI. App. Pt. v. London. 1887.
Defoe, Daniel. Miscellaneous Works. Ed. J. S. Keltie. Edinburgh. 1869.

Memoirs of public transactions in the life and administration of the Duke of
Shrewsbury. London. 1718.

Reasons why the Nation ought to put an end to this expensive war. London. 1711.

Secret History of the White Staff. London. 1714.
Fortescue, J. B. Hist. мss. Commission Rep. xi, Pt. III. Vol. I. London. 1892.
Gaultier, Abbé, Extracts from papers of. Edinburgh Review. Vol. LXII, pp. 1–36.
Edinburgh. 1835.

Hodgkin, J. E. Hist. мss. Commission Rep. xv. App. Pt. п. London. 1897.
Luttrell, Narcissus. Brief relation of State Affairs. Vols. v, VI. Oxford. 1857.
Macpherson, James. Original Papers. 2 vols. London. 1775.
Mar and Kellie, Earl of. Hist. мss. Commission Rep. xvi. London. 1904.
Marlborough, John Churchill, Duke of. Correspondance diplomatique et militaire,
et du Grand Pensionnaire Heinsius. Ed. G. G. Vreede. Amsterdam. 1850.
Memoirs and Correspondence. 3 vols. Ed. W. Coxe. London. 1818-9.
New edition, by J. Wade. London. 1847-8.

Négociation, une, inconnue entre Berwicke et Marlborough 1708-9. Ed. A. Legrelle. Ghent. 1893. [Chief documents of Berwick-Marlborough correspondence.]

Conduct of Duke of Marlborough during the present war. By Francis Hare, Bishop of Chichester. London. 1712.

No Queen, no General. Dublin and London. 1712. Marlborough, Sarah, Duchess of. Correspondence, Private.

Letters of. London. 1875.

vols. London. 1838.

An account of her conduct from coming to Court to 1710. By N. Hooke. London. 1742.

The other side of the question (reply to above). By J. Ralph. London. 1742. A full vindication of the Duchess Dowager. By H. Fielding. London. 1742. Moray, C. S. H. Drummond. Hist. Mss. Commission Rep. x. App. Pt. 1, pp. 13750. London. 1895.

Portland, Duke of. Hist. Mss. Commission Rep. xi. Vol. 1. App. 1. London. 1891.

Rep. xv. Vol. IV. App. iv. London. 1897. XV. Vol. v. London.

1899. Vol. VII. 1901.

Prior, Matthew. Poems. Ed. A. R. Waller. 2 vols. Cambridge. 1905-7. Miscellaneous Works. Ed. Adrian Drift. London. 1740.

Attributed to. History of his own times. Ed. Adrian Drift. London. 1740. Shaftesbury, Anthony Ashley Cooper, 3rd Earl of. Characteristics. Ed. S. M. Robertson. 2 vols. London. 1900.

London. 1823.

Somers Tracts. Ed. Sir Walter Scott. Vol. XI-XIII. Somerset, Duke of. MSS., with those of Marquis of Ailesbury. Hist. Mss. Commission Rep. xv. App. Pt. VII. London. 1898.

Spectator, the. Ed. C. G. Smith. London. 1897. Digest. Index of. London. 1892.

State Papers. Ed. Earl of Hardwicke. Vol. 1, pp. 457 et seqq. London. 1758. Steele, Sir R. Correspondence. London. 1787.

The Crisis and Apology. London. 1714.

The Tatler. Ed. G. A. Aitken. 4 vols. London. 1898.

Stuart Papers. Calendar of Stuart Mss. belonging to H.M. the King. Vols. 1, II. Hist. Mss. Commission Rep. xv. London. 1902-4.

Correspondence. (Bishop Atterbury.) 2 vols. London. 1847. Swift, Jonathan, Dean of St Patrick. Letters unpublished. Ed. G. B. Hill. London. 1899.

Swift, Jonathan, Dean of St Patrick. Works, Complete Prose. Ed. Temple Scott. 11 vols. London.

1897-1907.

[- -] History of last four years of Queen Anne. London. 1758.

Torcy, J. B. Colbert, Marquis de. Journal inédit (1704-11). Publié par F. Masson. Paris. 1884.

Townsend, Marquis of. Hist. Mss. Commission Rep. xi.
London. 1887.

App. Pt. iv, pp. 48-98.

1802.

Walpole, Horatio, Lord. Memoirs. Ed. W. Coxe. London.
Walpole, Sir Robert. Memoirs, with correspondence. Edited by the same. Vol.
I. London. 1798.

- A short History of the Parliament. London. 1713. [Pamphlet at-
tributed to Sir Robert Walpole.]

Wentworth Papers, The. Correspondence of Thomas Wentworth, Lord Raby, created Earl Strafford. Ed. J. J. Cartwright. London. 1883.

Wharton, Thomas, First Marquis of. Memoirs of Life, with Speeches, by Sir R. Steele. London. 1715.

B. ECCLESIASTICAL

Atterbury, Francis, afterwards Bishop of Rochester. Rights and Powers of an English Convocation. London. 1700.

Bainbrigg, T. Seasonable Reflections on a late Pamphlet entitled History of Passive Obedience. London. 1690.

Clarendon, Edward Hyde, Earl of. An examination of Hobbes' Leviathan. London. 1676.

Religion and Policy. London. 1811.

Kennet, White, Bishop of Peterborough. Ecclesiastical Synods and Parliamentary Convocations. London. 1701.

Locke, John. Letters on Toleration.

Works. Vol. VI. London. 1823.

Penn, William. Great Case of Liberty of Conscience. London. 1670.

Advice as to the Tests. London. 1687.

Sacheverell, Henry, Documents and Pamphlets connected with:

General account of Proceedings in Parliamentary History. Vol. vi, pp. 81086. London. 1810.

Speech of Four Managers upon the first Article of Impeachment. Speech of Dr Sacheverell and answer. London. 1710.

Bickerstaff, Isaac. Letter to Dr Sacheverell. London. 1709.

Have at you, Blind Harpers. London. 1710. [Three ballads on Dr Sacheverell.] High Church displayed being a complete history of the affair of Dr Sacheve

rell. [By John Toland.] London. 1711. Kennet, White, Bishop of Peterborough.

London. 1709.

True answer to Dr Sacheverell.

Wake, William, afterwards Archbishop of Canterbury. The authority of Christian Princes. London. 1697.

State of the Church and Clergy of England in their Convocation. London. 1703.

IV. SECONDARY AUTHORITIES

A. GENERAL HISTORIES COVERING THE WHOLE PERIOD

[See also Bibliography to Chapter X (William III).]

Brosch, Moritz. Geschichte von England. (Gesch. d. Europ. Staaten.) Vol. VIII. Gotha,

Burton, J. H.
Klopp, Onno.
X-XIV.]

1893.

History of Reign of Queen Anne. 3 vols. London. 1880.
Der Fall des Hauses Stuart. 14 vols. Vienna. 1875-88. [Vols.

Lecky, W. É. H. History of England in Eighteenth Century. Vol. I. London, 1897.