An Inquiry, Or Delicate Investigation: Into The Conduct Of Her Royal Highness The Princess Of Wales

Published in 1806, this inquiry report details allegations of adultery and misconduct against Caroline of Brunswick, the wife of the future King George IV. Written by the Prime Minister at the time, Spencer Perceval, the report provides a fascinating glimpse into the scandalous private life of the royal family. While the events described may seem tame by modern standards, the report caused a sensation at the time and remains a fascinating historical document.

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