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The greatest divergence of opinion in the three-month controversy over the Regency in 1788-9 was within the opposition party itself. Dr Derry shows that this political crisis was the first stage in the break-up of the old Whig party, which was finally precipitated by the disputes over the French Revolution. His book is a study of the effects of George III's madness upon Fox, Burke and the Whigs. Dr Derry sketches in the general political background, giving character studies of Pitt and Fox. He discusses the constitutional problems of a Regency and the medical diagnoses of the King's doctors, a major factor governing political conduct since so much depended on the condition of the King.

PREFACE

INTRODUCTION

THE KING S ILLNESS AND THE CRISIS TOIO DECEMBER

THE PARLIAMENTARY DEBATES Or DECEMBERI788

THE POLICY OF RESTRICTION AND THEDISILLUSIONMENT OF THE WHIGS

EDMUND   BURKE   AND  

THE   CRISIS   OF   I788

THE   FINAL   DEBATES  

AND   THE   RECOVERY   OFTHE

KING

APPENDIX.      A   

BRIEF   NOTE    ON   

THE   IRISH

CONTROVERSY

NOTES

SELECT BIBLIOGRAPHY

INDEX

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The greatest divergence of opinion in the three-month controversy over the Regency in 1788-9 was within the opposition party itself. Dr Derry shows that this political crisis was the first stage in the break-up of the old Whig party, which was finally precipitated by the disputes over the French Revolution. His book is a study of the effects of George III's madness upon Fox, Burke and the Whigs. Dr Derry sketches in the general political background, giving character studies of Pitt and Fox. He discusses the constitutional problems of a Regency and the medical diagnoses of the King's doctors, a major factor governing political conduct since so much depended on the condition of the King.