The King's speech to both Houses of the new Parliament, on ... the 21st Nov. 1826, in which he hopes the time is not far distant, when manufacturers shall again flourish, and relief be afforded to all classes of his present distressed subjects
by Great Britain. Sovereign (1820-1830 : George IV)
Part of Making of the Modern World
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