This classic historical work provides a detailed and often scandalous account of the reign of George II of Great Britain, as seen through the eyes of John Hervey, a close friend and confidant of the king. Hervey's memoirs offer a wealth of information about the political and social landscape of 18th-century England, as well as intimate details about the royal court and the politics of power.

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