Titlebook: Eighteenth-Century British Premiers; Walpole to the Young Dick Leonard Book 2011 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Lim

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Die Arbeitsabl?ufe im Versicherungsbetrieb governments, and in each case he was a mere figurehead, the government being dominated by more powerful nominal subordinates. In between his two brief premierships, however, Portland played a prominent political role.

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Die seelische Gesundheitspflege im Betrieb,of the Treasury; the exception was the Elder Pitt (Lord Chatham), who wished to divest himself of any departmental responsibilities and took instead the non-executive post of Lord Privy Seal. Of the 14, 12 were aristocrats, including four dukes, four earls and a marquess. The other two, Walpole and

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,Introduction — The Road to the Prime Ministership, any of his successors until Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman, in 1906–08. (The actual post to which Walpole was appointed, and for which he was paid a salary, was First Lord of the Treasury, a post held by all but two of his successors — Lord Chatham and the Marquess of Salisbury). It was George I, the

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,Spencer Compton, First Earl of Wilmington — ‘George II’s Favourite Nonentity’,red, and most accounts of his career have largely depended on passing — and usually acerbic — references in the memoirs of such contemporaries as Horace Walpole, Lord Hervey, Lord Chesterfield and Mr Speaker Onslow. The almost unanimous conclusion has been that he was not really up to the job, and t

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,Henry Pelham — Pragmatic Heir to Walpole,fectiveness of his predecessor as First Lord of the Treasury, the Earl of Wilmington (see Chapter 2). The offspring of a landed family based mainly in Sussex, which had sent representatives to Parliament continually since Elizabethan times, he was born in London on 25 September 1694. His father, Tho