Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine, Volume 149William Blackwood, 1891 - England |
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Page 88
... Gladstone himself said something equivalent to this in his speech proposing to him a parliamentary memorial . Foreign travel to Spain , and to the East as far as Jeru- salem and Thebes , was an im- portant feature of his early life ...
... Gladstone himself said something equivalent to this in his speech proposing to him a parliamentary memorial . Foreign travel to Spain , and to the East as far as Jeru- salem and Thebes , was an im- portant feature of his early life ...
Page 91
... Gladstone . Disraeli's criticism of Peel was that he wanted imagination , and wanting imagination he wanted prescience . As Mr Froude says , quoting , unless we are mistaken , from the Life of Lord George Bentinck'- " No one was more ...
... Gladstone . Disraeli's criticism of Peel was that he wanted imagination , and wanting imagination he wanted prescience . As Mr Froude says , quoting , unless we are mistaken , from the Life of Lord George Bentinck'- " No one was more ...
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... Gladstone , with his genius for political blundering - was notori- ously willing to take action . A word from ... Gladstone's speech in support of Jefferson Davis rankled for years in the minds of the Americans . When retribution ...
... Gladstone , with his genius for political blundering - was notori- ously willing to take action . A word from ... Gladstone's speech in support of Jefferson Davis rankled for years in the minds of the Americans . When retribution ...
Page 94
... Gladstone himself was primarily responsible . Dis- raeli's conduct during and after the American Civil War , in rela- tion to the international questions raised by that tremendous struggle , is one of the leading features of his career ...
... Gladstone himself was primarily responsible . Dis- raeli's conduct during and after the American Civil War , in rela- tion to the international questions raised by that tremendous struggle , is one of the leading features of his career ...
Page 95
... Gladstone's policy in 1871. He says in so many words that he preferred the maintenance of the integrity of the Ottoman empire to the former ; while he denounced the imbecility and ingloriousness of the latter . It would appear to result ...
... Gladstone's policy in 1871. He says in so many words that he preferred the maintenance of the integrity of the Ottoman empire to the former ; while he denounced the imbecility and ingloriousness of the latter . It would appear to result ...
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