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Plymouth and Devonport, in times of war and peace
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Henry Francis Whitfeld
E. Chapple: Plymouth. Hiorns & Miller, Devonport, Fore Street (1900) 560pp.
Index prepared by Michael Steer
According to the author the book represents the first attempt that has been made to blend the histories of Plymouth and Devonport. It was his aim to present the story in chronological sequence, and to trace the effect of changing circumstances in each epoch-making era, upon high art, popular education, religious evolution, dramatic development, and general culture. An original copy is held at the Toronto University Library and a complete electronic copy may be accessed at:
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CONTENTS
CHAPTER I. EARLY HISTORY.
Traditionary Survivals and Romantic Legends, In Anglo-Saxon Times, Romans and Normans in the West, Rule of the Priors in Sutton, Civil and Ecclesiastical Enquiries : 1292-1409, Plymouth as a Naval Centre: 1287-1403, Incorporation Granted: 1440 Early Plymouth Mayors: 1440-1466, During Wars of the Roses: 1462-1483. Pages 1 to 26.
CHAPTER II. SPAIN AS FRIEND AND FOE.
Through the Spanish Alliance : 1501-1534, Catherine of Aragon's Visit, Suppression of the Monasteries: 1535-1539, Commocion Time: 1547-1548, View of Elizabethan Plymouth, John Hawkins as Adventurer : 1564, Firing on the Spanish flag in Catwater : 1567, Hawkins and Drake Entrapped 1568, Piratical Plymouth: 1568-1572, Voyage of Circumnavigation : 1577-1580 , Raleigh, Gilbert, Grenville and Frobisher : 1578-1586, Drake Gives Philip 'a Cooling': 1585, Singeing Philip's Beard: 1587, Defeat of the Armada: 1588, Drake Bringing in the Water : 1591, Watching and Fortifying Plymouth : 1590-1595, Death of Hawkins, Drake and Frobisher: 1596, Failure of the Second Armada: 1597-1599. Pages 27 to 65.
CHAPTER III. THE MERCHANT OF PLYMOUTH.
The Merchant of Plymouth; or, Murder of Master Page : 1590. Pages 66 to 76.
CHAPTER IV. THROUGH THE CIVIL WARS.
James I. and his relations with Plymouth, Raleigh's Last Voyage and Execution, Sir John Eliot and the Western Pirates: 1615-1624, Plague, Plunder and Mutiny at Plymouth: 1625, Renewed Horrors at Plymouth: 1627, Rising Hatred of the Stuarts: 1633-1642, Pilgrim Fathers and Commercial Development: 1620-1642, Commencement of the Struggle: 1642-1643, Early Miseries of the Siege: 1643, Fall of Mount Stamford and Sabbath Day Fight: 1643, Charles Before Plymouth : 1644. Pages 77 to 108.
CHAPTER V. FROM COMMONWEALTH TO RESTORATION.
First Dutch War and Condition of the Town, Battles off Plymouth : 1650-1656, Plymouth During the Commonwealth, The Happy Restauration: 1661, The Ejected Ministers : 1661-1667, Fights with the Dutch off Plymouth : 1665, Charles II. Opens the Citadel: 1671, Emasculating Plymouth's Charter : 1683, Pages 109 to 127.
CHAPTER VI. LIFE AND CUSTOMS IN THE 17th CENTURY.
Plymouth during the Revolution : Its Commerce and Architecture, Some West-country Ballads, Memorials and Epitaphs in St. Andrew's Church, Natural Phenomena and Superstition, The Stake and Gallows at Plymouth: 1675. Pages 128 to 143.
CHAPTER VII. THE DAWN OF DEVELOPMENT.
Naval Panic off Plymouth: Fleet runs for Hamoaze : 1688-1692, Construction of Plymouth-Dock, When Anne was Queen, Jacobite Symptoms and Service Customs at Plymouth : 1714-1770, Military and Commercial Expansion : Early i8th Century, The Eddystone Lighthouses : 1696-1759, Halfpenny Gate and Locomotion: 1760-1767, Municipal and Parliamentary Episodes : 1696-1784, Reconstruction of Stoke Church : 1730-1750, Arian Controversy at Plymouth: 1710-1780, Whitfield and Wesley at Plymouth: 1744-1787, Men and Manners: Early 18th Century. Pages 145 to 180.
CHAPTER VIII. WHEN GEORGE III. WAS KING.
Attempts by various spies to Fire the Dockyard : 1762-1785, Hostile Fleets in Cawsand Bay: 1779, Plymouth in an Uproar: 1779, Growth of Plymouth-Dock: 1770-1780, The War Panorama: 1700-1784, Social Life and Customs : 1750-1780, Launching the Wooden Walls: 1760-1787, Visit of George III : 1789. Pages 181 to 199.
CHAPTER IX. THROUGH THE NAPOLEONIC WARS.
The Glorious First of June: Howe's prizes at Plymouth: 1794, Loss of the Dutton and the Amphion : 1796, The Fleet in Mutiny at Plymouth : 1797, Escapes of Prisoners : 1799, Naval and Other Disasters: 1798-1799, Escorting Treasure from Plymouth: 1798-1800, The Invasion Scare : 1799-1800, Nelson at Plymouth: 1800-1801, Famine Riots at Plymouth : 1801, Celebrating the Peace of Amiens : 1802. Pages 200 to 219.
CHAPTER X. THROUGH THE SUPREME CRISIS.
Press-gangs at Work and general panic in Plymouth : 1803, Cochrane's Triumphs and Nelson's Death: 1804-1805, Engagements off the Port: 1805-1808, Tension at Plymouth: 1808-1809, The Survivors of Corunna at Plymouth: 1809, Suspense and Rejoicings at Plymouth: 1809-1813, Escapes, Uprisings and Habits of Prisoners; 1809-1813, Napoleon in Plymouth Sound : 1815. Pages 220 to 250.
CHAPTER XI LIFE AND CUSTOMS DURING AND AFTER THE WARS.
Scenes in Port : Sailing, Paying Off, Etc., Auction of Prizes, Dockyard Abuses and Uprisings, Murder, Mutiny, Executions and the Cat, Smuggling Devices and Encounters: 1776-1840, Ben Brace and the Cawsand Smugglers, Some Famous Tragedies: 1760-1822, Duels and Duelling: 1769-1837, Superstitions and the Superstitious Lawless Customs and Memorable Crimes : 1800-1899. Pages 251 to 303.
CHAPTER XII. STAGE AND MUSIC.
Plymouth and Dock Theatres: Scenes and Episodes: Old Play Bills: 1728-1899, Music and Musicians : 1823-1899. Pages 304 to 325
CHAPTER XIII. SPORTS AND PASTIMES.
Wrestling Encounters in the West: Cann and Polkinghorne : 1815-1870, Regattas, Yachting, Etc.: 1823-1899, Racing, Hunting, &c. : 1825-1899, Shows and Showmen at Plymouth Fair : 1820-1845. Pages 326 to 344.
CHAPTER XIV. DEVELOPMENT AND MODERN HISTORY.
Commercial Depression in Plymouth and Dock : 1815-1821, The Dartmoor Railway : 1823, The Breakwater and Great Storms: 1812-1880, New Victualling Yard, Diving Bell and Launches: 1820-1828, The Spirit of Recovery: 1828, From Plymouth- Dock to Devonport : 1820-1828, The Plymouth Naval Club: 1816-1835, Navarino and After : 1827-1835, Visits of Don Miguel and Duke of Clarence : 1828, Approaches Gates and Bridges: 1768-1835, From Coach to Steam: 1800-1840, Visits of Victoria to Plymouth and Devonport : 1837-1856, Advent of the Railway : 1845-1891, Plymouth Mayoral Contests: 1802-1835, Plymouth Reformed Council, 1834; Devonport Incorporation, 1837, Cholera, Small-pox and Insanitation : 1827-1899, Plymouth Water: Through the Courts to Burrator : 1830-1899, Devonport and Stonehouse Water: 1793-1899, Some Disastrous Fires: 1810-1897, From the Russian War to Keyham Extension: 1853-1899, Recent Municipal Events : 1863-1899. Pages 345 to 438.
CHAPTER XV. POLITICAL: BEFORE AND AFTER THE REFORM BILL.
Pre-Reform Plymouth Elections, Customs and Entertainments : 1792-1831, Plymouth and the County Elections: 1790-1831, Plymouth and the Pocket Boroughs: 1769-1831, Plymouth's First Reformed Elections: 1832, Devonport's First Parliamentary Election: 1832, Lord John Russell and South Devon : 1832, Lord John Russell rejected for South Devon: 1835, Plymouth, Devonport and South Devon : 1837, John Bright at Plymouth and Devonport : 1846, Liberal Cohesion Broken at Plymouth and Devonport : 1847-1859, Bully Ferrand's Devonport Fights, The Stuart Lane Episode at Plymouth : 1861-1868, The Advent of Mr. Edward Bates (Plymouth): 1871-1874, Childers Cheeseparing at Devonport: 1874-1880, Plymouth and the Bates Petition : 1880, Home Rule: Mr. Gladstone at Plymouth : 1885-1897. Pages 439 to 490.
CHAPTER XVI. CHURCH AND DISSENT IN MODERN TIMES.
Developments, Characteristics and Habits of Worshippers: 1759-1899, Stoke Church Controversies : 1825-1837, Sale of St. Andrew's and Charles's Advowsons : 1832, Evangelical Plymouth and Bishop Phillpotts : 1842-1845, Anti-Tractarian Outburst: 1845-1849, The Orphans' Home Enquiry: 1849, Plymouth's Protest against the Diocesan Synod : 1851, Escapes from the Orphans' Home : The Confessor : 1852 The Bradlaugh Prosecution : 1860, Recent Activities and Down-to-date Differences : 1822-1899. Pages 491 to 511.
CHAPTER XVII. MEN, MOVEMENTS AND ENTERPRISES.
Plymouth and Devonport Journalism: 1808-1899, Professional and Commercial Worthies: 1800-1899. Pages 552 to 560.
APPENDIX.
Topographical Significations and Street Nomenclature (additional pages) 1 to 29.
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