The Political Life Of The Right Honourable George Canning: From His Acceptance Of The Seals Of The Foreign Department, In September 1822, To The Perio Paperback - 2011

"The Political Life Of The Right Honourable George Canning" by Augustus Granville Stapleton offers a detailed account of the influential British politician's career during a crucial period. Focusing on George Canning's tenure as Foreign Secretary from September 1822 until his death in August 1827, the book provides insights into his policies and actions on the international stage. Stapleton also includes a concise review of foreign affairs following Canning's passing, providing further context to his lasting impact. This biography offers valuable perspectives on British foreign policy and the political landscape of the early 19th century, making it an essential resource for historians and anyone interested in political biography and European history.

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