In order to solve this difficult problem well, the attendees of tonight's Privy Council meeting were carefully selected by him.
Among them, there are not only highly esteemed Archbishops among the clergy but also key representatives from both the Tory and Whig parties. Even several medical authorities from the Royal College of Physicians and the Royal College of Surgeons were invited to attend.
And the issue they are to discuss today is as absurd as the one proposed by the Tories back in the day—a person climbed out of the coffin three days after being shot, is this a medical issue or a theological issue?
What King William IV didn't expect was that, on this issue, the medical authorities and the bishops seemed to have switched roles.
As the representative of the National Church enjoying glory second only to the King, the Archbishop of Canterbury William Howley, who had remained silent since entering the door, spoke.
