State of the Nation debated as ministers face scrutiny
In the House of Lords on February 7 the Duke of York and others dismissed claims of a rift between the Commander-in-Chief and ministers. A motion to form a committee to investigate the state of the nation was opposed and defeated, with ministers promising forthcoming explanations. The debate touched on France Portugal Spain and the conduct of recent campaigns, ending with adjournment.
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Spain
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Anne
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Lord Muranavy
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French
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Questioning of Duke of York inquiry in Parliament session
In the Commons, MPs debated the Duke of York inquiry with witnesses including Mr Few and Mrs Clarke's alleged dealings. Testimony covered loans, payments, and a private interview at Portman Square, with references to Mrs Clarke's marriage, her husband Clarke, and related financial arrangements.
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Taylor and Atkinson
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Gloucester-place
Mrs. Clarke
Weymouth
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Gloucestere Place
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Ludovick Amiur
Mr. Brand
D.of York
James Grahan
Ludovick Amur
Lytteran
H. Sandon
Wartile
Col. French
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