91 Conduct of Pitt towards the Rockingham Whigs Questions on which he differed from Rockingham His views about party. Good and evil of party Degeneracy of parties under George III. Remedies of Burke. His expulsion, February 1769. Opposed by Grenville Wilkes re-elected and pronounced incapable of sitting The nabobs. Disfranchisement of Shoreham freemen. Inequalities of representation Birth of English Radicalism-1769 Public meetings. Society of the Supporters of the Bill of Rights. Horne Instructions to members Whigs compelled to identify themselves with Parliamentary Pitt justifies the Americans Distress in the trading towns Meeting of Parliament (December 1765). The Opposition Government repeals the Stamp Act, but asserts the right to tax |