Features of political life in 18th century England.

At that time, the political development of Great Britain focused on reducing the influence of royal power in the government of the country. This policy was facilitated by the fact that after the death of William 3 of Orange and his daughter, a dynasty was invited to the throne, which came from the rulers of the German principality – Hanover, which had no political influence in England. Thus, the role of the cabinet of ministers, as well as of the parliament itself, in the country grew rapidly.