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In 1750, the country of Great Britain was primarily governed by a constitutional monarchy, with King George II as the reigning monarch. However, real political power was largely held by Parliament, particularly the House of Commons, and influential figures such as the Prime Minister, who at that time was Henry Pelham. This system marked the early development of parliamentary democracy in Britain, balancing royal authority with elected representation.

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