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PITT THE YOUNGER
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PITT THE YOUNGER
WHO?
TORY MP
youngest ever British PM
24
19th December 1783
Remained in office until 1801
fell out with King over the issue of Catholic Emancipation
LEFT OFFICE 1801
PM AGAIN 1804-1806
DIED=1806
PRIME MINISTER 2 TIMES!!!!!!
1783-1801
1804-1806(DEATH)
WHY DID HE BECAME PRIME MINISTER?
PM North resigned
poor progress American War of Independence
King undermined coalition government
support Act proposed in the Lord by coalition government=enemy of KING
Fox and fellow Whigs threatened powers of monarchy
defeat and dismissal=coalition government
King invited Pitt to become PM
Pitt was seen as...
loyal to King
King saw Pitt as able
Pitt not the obvious choice for Prime Minister
Political inexperienced
lacked charm
young
skilled?
Delayed election-3 months
time to gain support from those in the Commons
establish positive reputation
appealed to conservative
appealed to reformists
gain support=election won
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