House of Russell

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The House of Russell is a prominent British aristocratic family historically influential in politics and public life, notably producing several leading Whig and Liberal statesmen.

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House of Russell canonical 6

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Predicate Object
instanceOf British noble house
aristocratic family
associatedWithEvent development of Whig politics in the 17th and 18th centuries
rise of the Liberal Party in the 19th century
category Ducal families in the United Kingdom
English noble families
Political families in the United Kingdom
coatOfArmsDescription Argent, a lion rampant gules on a chief sable three escallops of the first
country England
United Kingdom
hasHereditaryPeerages yes
historicallyInfluentialIn British politics
public life in the United Kingdom
influenceArea Whig leadership in the House of Commons
Whig leadership in the House of Lords
parliamentary reform in Britain
linkedToMonarch Hanoverian dynasty NERFINISHED
Stuart dynasty NERFINISHED
Tudor dynasty NERFINISHED
nobleTitleHeld Baron Russell of Chenies NERFINISHED
Baron Russell of Kingston Russell NERFINISHED
Duke of Bedford NERFINISHED
Earl Russell NERFINISHED
Marquess of Tavistock NERFINISHED
notableMember Francis Russell, 5th Duke of Bedford NERFINISHED
Francis Russell, 7th Duke of Bedford NERFINISHED
John Russell, 1st Earl Russell NERFINISHED
John Russell, 4th Duke of Bedford NERFINISHED
John Russell, 6th Duke of Bedford NERFINISHED
William Russell, 1st Baron Russell of Thornhaugh NERFINISHED
William Russell, Lord Russell NERFINISHED
notableSeat Woburn Abbey NERFINISHED
politicalAlignmentHistorical pro-parliamentary
reformist
politicalTradition Liberal Party (UK) NERFINISHED
Whig NERFINISHED
produced several leading Liberal statesmen
several leading Whig statesmen
producedPrimeMinister John Russell, 1st Earl Russell NERFINISHED
region Bedfordshire NERFINISHED
religionHistorically Anglicanism
socialClass British aristocracy
timePeriodOfProminence 17th century
18th century
19th century
early 20th century

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John house House of Russell
subject surface form: John Russell, 1st Earl Russell
Duke of Bedford associatedWith House of Russell
Marquess of Tavistock linkedHouse House of Russell
Russell family chapel linkedNobleHouse House of Russell
Dukes of Bedford associatedHouse House of Russell