Stanhope Appointed Southern Secretary
George I appointed Stanhope secretary of state for the Southern Department in the new Whig government.
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George I appointed Stanhope secretary of state for the Southern Department in the new Whig government.
Stanhope emerged as an influential Whig statesman after George I succeeded Queen Anne.
Publication of "The Rape of the Lock"
Walpole took office as Paymaster of the Forces in the new Hanoverian administration.
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