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Both men rose to prominence under PITT: both favoured efficiency and moderate reform, anti Catholic Emancipation

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Both men rose to prominence under PITT: both favoured efficiency and moderate reform, anti Catholic Emancipation

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Attended St. John's College Cambridge, but had to leave due to health problems. After his return to Ireland, he did not pursue any other formal education.

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Attended St. John's College Cambridge, but had to leave due to health problems. After his return to Ireland, he did not pursue any other formal education.

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Was Under Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs 1795-99

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Was Under Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs 1795-99

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He successfully brought Napoleon's enemies together at the Treaty of Chaumont in 1814. 

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He successfully brought Napoleon's enemies together at the Treaty of Chaumont in 1814. 

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Earlier on in his career, he was the Chief Secretary of Ireland and put down the Irish Rebellion on 1798

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Earlier on in his career, he was the Chief Secretary of Ireland and put down the Irish Rebellion on 1798

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Leader of the British House of Commons under Liverpool, from 1812 until his death in 1822. 

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Leader of the British House of Commons under Liverpool, from 1812 until his death in 1822. 

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Was central to the management to the coalition, which defeated Napoleon.  Was the principle British diplomat at the Congress of Vienna. 

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Was central to the management to the coalition, which defeated Napoleon.  Was the principle British diplomat at the Congress of Vienna. 

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Entered politics in 1793 as MP for Newtown, IoW

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Entered politics in 1793 as MP for Newtown, IoW

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Previously Foreign Secretary 1807-09

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In office: 4 March 1812 Out of office/died: 12 August 1822

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In office: 4 March 1812 Out of office/died: 12 August 1822

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George Canning (Foreign Secretary 1822-1827)

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George Canning (Foreign Secretary 1822-1827)

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-born April 1770, died August 1827 from pneumonia - after his death was regarded as a 'lost leader' - people wondered what would have happened had he lived
-attended Eton College and Christchurch college at Oxford
-entered politics in 1793
-married Joan Scott in 1800
-dueled Castlereagh in September 1809 - lost
-replaced Castlereagh as foreign secretary after his suicide in 1822
-was also Prime Minister, briefly
-has a river in Australia named after him