The English Constitution · Character
Sir George Grey
Home Secretary under several Victorian governments.
minor
Also known as George I
First appearance: i the cabinet
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Quoted as saying disestablishment of the Irish Church would be an 'act of Revolution'; later assented to its disestablishment.
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