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The Trial of Queen Caroline
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public opinion on monarchy
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adultery allegations
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members of the aristocracy
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its treatment of women
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gender politics
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British history
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future royal trials
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acquittal
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1820
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gptkb:Lady_Anne_Hamilton
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feminist movements
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the Reform Act 1832
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attracted large crowds
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the withdrawal of charges
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historical contexts
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a fight for justice
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its dramatic moments
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historians.
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public perception of the monarchy
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high-profile witnesses
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the public's demand for reform
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the social climate of the time
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controversial evidence
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King George IV's desire to divorce
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public morality and royal privilege
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