The Prime Minister · Character
Mr. Daubeny
Leader of the Conservative party.
minor
Also known as Daubeny
First appearance: An Old Friend Goes to Windsor
Mr. Daubeny shows up with force in An Old Friend Goes to Windsor. The page is where that presence becomes real.
Mentioned as the current Prime Minister who is struggling to maintain power amid political deadlock.
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- Extended political and social network
- Social-climbing military men
- Wharton family and associates
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