Publisher's Synopsis
"Authentic and Interesting Memoirs of Mrs. Clarke," recounts the captivating and controversial life of Mrs. Clarke, whose memoirs offer a unique window into early 19th-century British society and politics. This volume also includes a detailed account of Mr. Wardle's charges against the Duke of York, a scandal that rocked the British establishment.
The book provides the Minutes of Evidence as taken in the House of Commons, offering a first-hand glimpse into the parliamentary investigation and the testimonies given. Readers will gain valuable insights into the social mores, political intrigues, and public figures of the era, making it an essential resource for anyone interested in British history and the dynamics of power and influence during the Regency period.
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