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GEORGE HOWARD

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Originally appearing in Volume V05, Page 340 of the 1911 Encyclopedia Britannica.
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GEORGE
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HOWARD  , 6th
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earl (1773—1848), eldest son of the 5th earl, entered
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parliament as
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Lord
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Morpeth in 1795 as a Whig . He was appointed to the
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Indian
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board in 18o6, when the "
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Ministry of all the Talents " took
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office, but resigned in 1807, though he remained prominent in the
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House of
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Commons . After his
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elevation to the House of Lords (1825), he held various
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cabinet offices under
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Canning and
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Grey . He made some
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minor contributions to literature and
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left the reputation of an amiable
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scholar .

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