Publisher's Synopsis
In this fascinating biography, Richard Cumberland explores the life and times of Lord Viscount Sackville, a controversial figure in Georgian England. From his rise to political power to the scandals which plagued his personal life, Sackville's story is a reminder of the complexities of human nature and the often-tenuous relationship between public persona and private character.
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