Comprehensive set of quotations for Ben Jonson’s The Alchemist. Includes explanation of quotes and their significance, as well as close language analysis. Key themes include the idea of transformation, using language as an alchemical component, Alchemy and the role of time. Also includes key quotations for all characters, including Face, Subtle, Dol, Mammon and Surly.

Revision notes for Castlereagh and Canning. Includes timeline of all key dates, including the significance of what happened and why it happened, and two essay plans based on the topic.

Revision notes for William Pitt the Younger and his domestic policy between 1779 and 1801. Includes timeline of all key dates, including the significance of what happened and why it happened, and two essay plans based on the topic. Covers the key elements of British domestic policy during the period, including the economic revival after the American War of Independence, key elections of the year and the Regency Crisis.

Comprehensive set of quotations for William Shakespeare’s Hamlet. Includes explanations and references to other parts of the text, as well as lots of close analysis. Includes quotations for all key characters, as well as for themes including but not limited to destiny, mortality, betrayal, acting and delay.

Revision notes for Britain at War 1793 - 1815 . Includes timeline of all key dates, including the significance of what happened and why it happened, and two essay plans based on the topic. Covers the Revolutionary Wars and the Napoleonic Wars, the separate alliances and treaties that were formed during this period. Covers both political and military history, including the Iberian Peninsula Campaign and the War at Sea, including both Trafalgar and Waterloo.

Revision notes for Lord Liverpool. Includes timeline of all key dates, including the significance of what happened and why it happened, and two essay plans based on the topic. Covers the economic revival after the Napoleonic Wars, the resurgance of radicalism and the origins of the Liberal Tories.

Revision notes for the Impact of the French Revolution in Britain. Includes timeline of all key dates, including the significance of what happened and why it happened, and two essay plans based on the topic. Covers all domestic policy in response to the French Revolution between 1789 and 1801, including the supposed ‘Reign of Terror’ implemented by Pitt, the formation of radical groups and the use of radical propaganda.

Revision notes for Chartism. Includes timeline of all key dates, including the significance of what happened and why it happened, and two essay plans based on the topic.

Revision notes for Crimean War. Includes timeline of all key dates, including the significance of what happened and why it happened, and two essay plans based on the topic.

Revision notes for Napoleon I domestic and foreign policy. Includes timeline of all key dates, including the significance of what happened and why it happened, and two essay plans based on the topic. Domestic policy covers reforms to religion, education and the economy. Foreign policy covers the Iberian and Russian Campaign, as well as the Continental System and the War at Sea.

Revision notes for American War of Independence. Includes timeline of all key dates, including the significance of what happened and why it happened, and two essay plans based on the topic.

Revision notes for Whig and Peel Ministries 1830-1846. Includes timeline of all key dates, including the significance of what happened and why it happened, and two essay plans based on the topic. Covers both the Melbourne and Peel Ministries, the Great Reform Act, Tamworth Manifesto and the repeal of the Corn Laws.

Revision notes for Alexander. Includes timeline of all key dates, including the significance of what happened and why it happened, and two essay plans based on the topic. Covers domestic and foreign policy, including economic and education reform, Alexander’s religious transformation and the implementation of the Congress System.

Timeline and essay plans for France 1815-1848. After the fall of Napoleon and the French Empire, this topic looks at the reign of Louis XVIII, Charles X and Louis Philippe. Key themes in this topic include the issues of the reinstitution of the monarchy, the reintroduction of the Catholic Church and the economic issues within France. Looks at the theme of whether the monarchy was doomed to fail from the start, or whether it was because of the faults of certain kings.

Revision notes for French Revolution 1789-99. Includes timeline of all key dates, including the significance of what happened and why it happened, and three essay plans based on the topic. Covers areas including the Constitutional Monarchy, the Convention and the implementation of the Terror. Discusses the impact of the Terror, the fall of Robespierre and the failures of the Directory.

Revision notes for the origins of the French Revolution. Includes timeline of all key dates, including the significance of what happened and why it happened, and two essay plans based on the topic. Covers aspects including the weaknesses of Louis XVI, economic circumstances, noble grievances and religion

This topic covers German Unification 1815-1871. It covers the Austro-Prussian relationship, as well as the long term consequences of the Zollverein, as well as social and political issues, including the concept of a German state and the 1848 revolutions. It also includes the short term influences of Bismarck and the Austro-Prussian War and the Franco Prussian War. Also includes two essay plans.

This topic covers the reign of Napoleon III and the Second Empire during the period 1848-1870. After the fall of the constitutional monarchy, this topic addresses the issues of the economy, religion and foreign policy. Key events include Napoleon III impact on Italian and German Unification, the war in Mexico and the Crimean War. Domestic policies include the reform of banking, the improvement of infrastructure and the renovation of Paris as well as the prefectorial system and censorship.