Publisher's Synopsis
This book provides a critical account of the political career of Sir Robert Walpole, who served as Britain's first prime minister from 1721 to 1742. It draws on parliamentary debates and contemporary political writing to analyze Walpole's policies and assess his legacy. A valuable resource for anyone interested in British political history.
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