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Queen’s Name In Liturgy Sparks Cabinet Talks In 1820
A sequence of confidential conferences at the Foreign Office records tensions over whether the Queen’s name should appear in the liturgy and where she might reside abroad. The discussions, involving Lord Castlereagh and the Duke of Wellington, weigh royal prerogative, parliamentary risk, and safeguarding the succession while arranging for the Queen’s comfort if she travels or lives on the continent.
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