Albert, Fourth Earl Grey

In this compelling biography, Harold Begbie tells the story of Albert, Fourth Earl Grey, a controversial figure in British politics during the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Grey was instrumental in passing important reforms, including the extension of voting rights to more of the British population. Begbie's portrait of this complex man sheds light on an important era in British history.

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