Liverpool ministry

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The Liverpool ministry was the British government led by Prime Minister Lord Liverpool in the early 19th century, noted for its conservative policies and response to post-Napoleonic social unrest.

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Liverpool ministry canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf British government
UK ministry
capital London
linked to: London, England
country United Kingdom
endTime 1827
followedBy Canningite ministry
Goderich ministry
foreignPolicyFocus European balance of power
peace settlement after Napoleon
governmentType constitutional monarchy
handledIssue Irish unrest
demands for parliamentary reform
post-war economic distress
social unrest in industrial areas
headedBy Robert Jenkinson, 2nd Earl of Liverpool
historicalPeriod Regency era
post-Napoleonic era
ideology conservatism
includedOfficeHolder Duke of Wellington
George Canning
Lord Bathurst
Lord Castlereagh
Lord Eldon
Lord Harrowby
Lord Melville
linked to: Viscount Melville

Lord Sidmouth
Nicholas Vansittart
legislativeBody Parliament of the United Kingdom
linked to: British Parliament
notablePolicy fiscal retrenchment after the Napoleonic Wars
maintenance of the Corn Laws
repressive measures against radicalism
support for the established Church of England
suppression of popular protest
parliamentaryMajority Tory Party
politicalAlignment Tory
precededBy Perceval ministry
primeMinister Robert Jenkinson, 2nd Earl of Liverpool
reasonForEnd illness of Lord Liverpool
reignOfMonarch George III
George IV
seatOfGovernment London
linked to: London, England
significantEvent Cato Street Conspiracy
Congress of Vienna
Peterloo Massacre
Queen Caroline affair
Six Acts
end of the Napoleonic Wars
startTime 1812

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Training Prevention Act 1819 sponsor Liverpool ministry
Canningite ministry precededBy Liverpool ministry