| Date | Event | Date | Event |
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| 1729 | Burke born |
1782 | Rockingham Ministry;
Paymaster-General |
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| 1750 | Came to London | 1783 | Coalition Ministry;
Speech on Fox's India Bill |
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| 1756 | Vindication.
Sublime and Beautiful | 1785 | Speech on Nabob of Arcot's Debts |
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| 1759 | The Annual Register; Secretary to Hamilton | 1786 | Impeachment of Hastings |
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| 1765 | Secretary to Lord Rockingham; Member for Wendover | 1790 | Reflections on French Revolution ;
Breach with Fox |
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| 1769 | Purchased Beaconsfield Estate;
Present State of the Nation | 1791 |
| Letter to Member of National Assembly |
| Appeal from the New to the Old Whigs |
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| 1770 | Thoughts on the Present Discontents | 1793 |
| Observations on the Conduct of the Minority |
| Remarks on the Policy of the Allies | |
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| 1774 | Speech on American Taxation ;
Member for Bristol | 1794 | Death of Burke's son;
Retirement from Parliament ;
Pension |
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| 1775 | Speech on Conciliation | 1795 | Thoughts and Details on Scarcity |
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| 1777 | Letter to the Sheriffs | 1796 | Letter to a Noble Lord; Letters on a Regicide Peace |
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| 1780 | Speech on Economical Reform ;
Member for Malton | 1797 | Burke's Death |
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