Georgian Monarchy

Focusing on the early Hanoverian monarchy, the book provides a revisionist perspective on George I and George II, emphasizing their popularity and the rhetorical construction of their dynasty. It explores the political and social roles of the Georgian court, engages with significant debates about early eighteenth-century British society, and situates British political thought within a broader European context. Additionally, it sheds light on the dynamics of power and culture during this pivotal period in history.