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Who was Lord Melbourne? Did he fight with Prince Albert? Rufus Sewell stars in Victoria as the PM whose wife had an affair with Lord Byron. ITV, PBS Masterpiece in the US,
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William Lamb, 2Nd. Viscount Melbourne,1779-1848.British Statesman And Prime Minister, 1834, 1835-1841. Engraved
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