The Glorious Revolution was ultimately a failure in the eyes of the British aristocrats who had orchestrated it because the English monarchy was retained.

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Final Answer : False, Explanation :  The Glorious Revolution was considered a success by the British aristocrats because it established parliamentary supremacy and limited the power of the monarchy. However, it did not abolish the monarchy altogether, so it could be argued that it fell short of some people's expectations.

The Glorious Revolution was ultimately a failure in the eyes of the British aristocrats who had orchestrated it because the English monarchy was retained.

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