"Lord Mauleverer" is a fictional character from the novel "The Young Duke" by Benjamin Disraeli. He is portrayed as a charming and somewhat frivolous nobleman, embodying the traits of the British aristocracy during the 19th century. His character often serves as a foil to the more serious and ambitious characters in the story. In the narrative, Lord Mauleverer navigates the complexities of high society, showcasing the social dynamics and expectations of his time. His interactions with other characters highlight themes of love, ambition, and the pursuit of happiness within the constraints of aristocratic life.