Gladstone: A Biography (134 page)

Guy Mannering
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in Tractarian lay brotherhood
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and Oxford reforms
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earldom and lord chancellorship
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,
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opposes Irish Land Bill
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joins WEG’s government
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,
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,
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and need for WEG’s resignation on assuming Chancellorship
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supports Bradlaugh’s right to affirm
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opposes Home Rule
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1886 withdrawal
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attacks WEG in campaign for Oxford seat
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opposes WEG’s charity tax
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chairs meeting on Eastern Question
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on WEG’s morbidity
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on WEG’s stature
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on WEG’s views on Crimean war
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WEG represents as MP
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,
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,
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WEG nominated for
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divided
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as Lord Lieutenant of Ireland
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and WEG’s 1874 election defeat
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reassures Hartington
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WEG visits
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,
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in WEG’s 1880 government
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political ambitions
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and WEG’s overwork
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visits Hawarden
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favours Home Rule
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,
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WEG meets before opening of 1886 Parliament
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in WEG’s 1886 government
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and WEG’s 1886 Home Rule Bill
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,
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and 1886 government resignation
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and WEG’s relations with Parnell
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and WEG’s proposed domestic reforms
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in WEG’s 1892 government
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contributes to Granville estate
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and Irish Bill (1893)
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supports Second Home Rule Bill (1893)
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supports increased naval expenditure
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,
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qualities
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,
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and WEG’s funeral
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at Cambridge
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on Monsignor Talbot
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on Disraeli in old age
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Disraeli buys shares
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,
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,
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completed
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Dyce portrait of
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friendship with WEG
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,
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,
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death
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,
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on WEG’s levity
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serves on Oxford and Cambridge Royal Commission
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at Penmaenmawr
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and Irish Church Bill
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,
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visits WEG at Walmer
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Queen Victoria discusses elevation with Disraeli
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promotes Public Worship Bill
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death and succession
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supports WEG for Oxford seat
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abstains in Irish Church Bill vote
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appointed Bishop of Exeter
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,
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votes for 1884 Reform Bill
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age
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and Hallam
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accepts peerage
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,
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relations with WEG
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on Scandinavian cruise with WEG
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,
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WEG writes essay on
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WEG reads works to Marion Summerhayes
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votes in Lords
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death
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funeral
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Idylls of the King
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In Memoriam
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Maud
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The Princess
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WEG’s relations with
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,
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5

and former Lady Lincoln
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attacks WEG on Ionian commission
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on WEG’s 1860 budget speech
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sales
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and Parnell libel case
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on Parnell-O’Shea liaison
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praises WEG’s Romanes lecture
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and
Camperdown-Victoria
collision
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and civil service reform
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career
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indiscretion on Queen and Duke of Cambridge
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life of Macaulay
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speaks at London convention
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threatens resignation
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joins and leaves WEG’s 1886 government
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accepts Home Rule
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opposes 1886 Home Rule Bill
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,
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returns to Gladstone’s Liberals
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in WEG’s 1892 government
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What Does She Do With It?
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Barchester Towers
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Phineas Redux
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The Way We Live Now
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and Bulgarian atrocities
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,
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rejects Constantinople Conference demands
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war with Russia (1878)
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,
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condemned
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cedes Dulcigno
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and Egypt
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economic strength
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,
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Fenians in
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and
Alabama
settlement
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food imports from
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influence of Gerald Wellesley on
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and bedchamber crisis
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WEG’s early good relations with
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and Russell’s Ecclesiastical Titles Bill
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,
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and Derby’s 1851 ministry
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supports WEG for Chancellor of Exchequer
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and WEG’s 1853 budget
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opposes civil service reform
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WEG visits at Windsor
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and WEG’s commission in Ionian Islands
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favours Granville for 1859 government
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and Russell’s Italian policy
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and paper duties repeal
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relations with Disraeli
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WEG’s deteriorating relations with
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overweight
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WEG attends at Balmoral
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and succession to Palmerston
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opposes 1866 dissolution of Parliament
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opposes Clarendon’s nomination as Foreign Secretary
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calls WEG to first premiership
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and Irish Church Bill
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WEG visits at Osborne
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obstructs Rothschild’s peerage
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and Franco-Prussian War
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Guedalla on stages of reign
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withdrawal from public appearances in widowhood
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political leanings
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prejudices
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suggests change to 1871 budget
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assassination attempt on
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health debility (1871)
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complains of overwork
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and republican movement
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visits dying Princess Feodore
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and Prince of Wales
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offers Greenwich house to WEG
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and Irish University Bill
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and WEG’s 1873 resignation and resumption of office
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and WEG’s overstrain
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and WEG’s resignation following 1874 election defeat
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WEG declines offers of peerage from
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and WEG’s anti-Eton remarks
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proclaimed Empress of India
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pro-Turkish stance
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