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Appendix Three Correspondence of Charles Garth, Joseph Wilton, and the Committee of Correspondence of the Commons House of Assembly of South Carolina Concerning the Monument of William Pitt for Charleston, 1766–70

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Chapters in this book

  1. Front Matter i
  2. Contents vii
  3. Acknowledgments ix
  4. List of Figures xiii
  5. Introduction 3
  6. Family Empires
  7. Display and Dynasty 26
  8. The Colonial Trade in Monuments 80
  9. Official Empire
  10. Heroic Imagery? The Monument to Wolfe in Westminster Abbey 103
  11. Precedents and Parallels: The Grenville Commissions 147
  12. Empire Secured?
  13. Magnanimity? The Bust of George III in Montreal 181
  14. Reassurances of Liberty: Public Monuments in the American Colonies 195
  15. Empire Renewed
  16. Reassurances of Loyalty: Public Commissions in the West Indies 238
  17. India: Empire Building as a Moral Imperative 271
  18. Conclusion 322
  19. Excerpt from the Agreement between Joseph Wilton and William Young for the Ottley Monument, St John’s Church, Antigua, 21 August 1767 329
  20. Advice Concerning a Monument to Major General Wolfe 330
  21. Correspondence of Charles Garth, Joseph Wilton, and the Committee of Correspondence of the Commons House of Assembly of South Carolina Concerning the Monument of William Pitt for Charleston, 1766–70 334
  22. Eighteenth- and Early-Nineteenth-Century Monuments in North America and the British West Indies 344
  23. Notes 365
  24. Bibliography 407
  25. Index 435
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https://doi.org/10.1515/9780773576643-015

Chapters in this book

  1. Front Matter i
  2. Contents vii
  3. Acknowledgments ix
  4. List of Figures xiii
  5. Introduction 3
  6. Family Empires
  7. Display and Dynasty 26
  8. The Colonial Trade in Monuments 80
  9. Official Empire
  10. Heroic Imagery? The Monument to Wolfe in Westminster Abbey 103
  11. Precedents and Parallels: The Grenville Commissions 147
  12. Empire Secured?
  13. Magnanimity? The Bust of George III in Montreal 181
  14. Reassurances of Liberty: Public Monuments in the American Colonies 195
  15. Empire Renewed
  16. Reassurances of Loyalty: Public Commissions in the West Indies 238
  17. India: Empire Building as a Moral Imperative 271
  18. Conclusion 322
  19. Excerpt from the Agreement between Joseph Wilton and William Young for the Ottley Monument, St John’s Church, Antigua, 21 August 1767 329
  20. Advice Concerning a Monument to Major General Wolfe 330
  21. Correspondence of Charles Garth, Joseph Wilton, and the Committee of Correspondence of the Commons House of Assembly of South Carolina Concerning the Monument of William Pitt for Charleston, 1766–70 334
  22. Eighteenth- and Early-Nineteenth-Century Monuments in North America and the British West Indies 344
  23. Notes 365
  24. Bibliography 407
  25. Index 435
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