The Greville Memoirs - Volume 1

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Charles Cavendish Fulke Greville (17941865) Was One Of The Most Important English Political And Social Diarists. Clerk To The Privy Council For Over Forty Years He Mixed With All The Great Political Names Of The Day Including Wellington Melbourne Palmerston And Peel. Greville Was Fascinated By People And A Great Collector Of Information Believing That ''There Is Always Something To Be Learned From Everybody If You Touch Them On The Points They Know''. Greville Always Intended His Diaries To Be Published After His Death. They Appeared In Eight Volumes Between 1874 And 1887 And As A Collected Edition In 1888 And Form An Important Historical Source For The First Half Of The Nineteenth Century. Volume 1 Begins At The End Of George Iii''S Reign Recounts The Trial Of Queen Caroline And Includes Wellington''S Premiership And The Catholic Emancipation Question. It Ends With Greville''S Travels In France And Italy.
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