Crossroads of power: essays on eighteenth-century England

The biography of ordinary men.

Daniel Pulteney, M.P., an ordinary man.

Lord Fife and his factor.

So come and join the dance.

Country gentlemen in Parliament, 1750-84.

The circular letters: an 18th-century whip to Members of Parliament.

From the Ford lectures, 1934.

The end of the Nominal Cabinet.

King George III.

George III speaks out.

The letters of George IV.

The stunted giant. The memoirs of Lord Hervey.

Junius again.

The East India Company.

The treasure islands.

Church and state in 18th-century England.

An 18th-century traveller.

Charles Townshend: his character and career.

Monarchy and the party system.