All of the following were critics of Britain's central government except

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All of the other options were critics of Britain's central government. John Trenchard, Thomas Gordon, and Henry St. John were all part of the Whig party and advocated for limited government and individual liberties. Alexander Pope was a poet who wrote satirical works critiquing the government and society. Robert Walpole, on the other hand, was a politician and served as the first Prime Minister of Britain. He was known for his abilities in managing parliament and the economy, and while he faced criticism, he was not known for being an outspoken critic of the central government.

All of the Following Were Critics of Britain's Central Government