Publisher: Cambridge University Press
E-ISSN: 1469-5103|12|1|35-57
ISSN: 0018-246x
Source: The Historical Journal, Vol.12, Iss.1, 1969-03, pp. : 35-57
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Abstract
One of the best-known remarks of the nineteenth century, and probably the one most often repeated by contemporary politicians, was the Duke of Wellington's challenge to the Whig reformers in 1831, ‘How is the King's government to be carried on?’ In their difficulties in the late 1830s the Whigs found the question more pertinent than they had allowed during the debates on the Reform Bill.
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