Read Gladstone: A Biography Online
Authors: Roy Jenkins
Tags: #History, #Politics, #Non-Fiction, #Biography
and Disraeli’s 1880 defeat
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resists WEG as 1880 government leader
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and WEG’s 1880 government
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and Bradlaugh
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congratulates WEG on Disraeli monument speech
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and ecclesiastical appointments
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interference in WEG’s conduct of business
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disapproves of WEG’s Scandinavian cruise
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supports Lords’ rejection of 1884 Reform Bill
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letter from WEG on Lords
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imperial expansionist policy
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rebukes WEG over Gordon affair
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and WEG’s 1886 premiership and government
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and Dilke’s divorce case
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accepts WEG’s 1886 dissolution and resignation
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objects to Prime Ministers participating in elections
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accepts WEG’s final premiership
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WEG’s memoranda for
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and honour for Lansdowne
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and WEG’s final resignation
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Diamond Jubilee (1897)
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meets WEG on Côte d’Azur
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and WEG’s death and funeral
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Highland Journal
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Victoria, Crown Princess of Prussia (
later
Empress Frederick)
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Villiers, Charles Pelham
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Waddesdon Manor, Buckinghamshire
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Waldegrave, Frances Elizabeth Anne, Countess
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Wales: Church disestablishment
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Walewski, André-Florian-Joseph-Colonna, Count
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Walmer Castle, Kent
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Walpole, Horatio William, Lord (
later
4th Earl of Orford): Lady Lincoln runs off with
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Walpole, Spencer Horatio
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Walsh, William J., Archbishop of Dublin
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Walters, Catherine (‘Skittles’)
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Ward, William George
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Waterhouse, Alfred
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Waterhouse, Edwin
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Watkin, Sir Edward William
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Watts, George Frederic: paints WEG
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Waugh, Evelyn:
Decline and Fall
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Webster, Sir Richard
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Welby, Sir Reginald Erle (
later
1st Lord)
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& n,
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Wellesley, Gerald Valerian, Dean of Windsor
Wellington, Arthur Wellesley, 1st Duke of
Wenlock, Beilby Richard Lawley, 2nd Lord
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Wesley, Charles, John and Samuel
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West, Sir Algernon
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Westbury, Richard Bethell, 1st Lord
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Westminster, Constance Gertrude, Duchess of
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Westminster, Hugh Grosvenor, 1st Duke of
Westminster School
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Whitefield, George
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Whitehall Court, London
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Whitelaw, William, Viscount
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Whittinghame (house), East Lothian
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Wickham, Agnes (
née
Gladstone; WEG’s daughter)
Wickham, Edward Charles, Dean of Lincoln
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Wigan: parliamentary seat
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Wilberforce, Samuel, Bishop of Oxford, then of Winchester
at Oriel College
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Evangelicalism
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and reclamation of prostitutes
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accompanies WEG on Manchester visit
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opposes divorce reform
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confirms Stephen Gladstone
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receives honorary Cambridge degree
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WEG suggests for Archbishopric of York
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and succession to Palmerston
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on rise of Disraeli
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and Irish Church Bill
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visits WEG at Walmer
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translated to Winchester
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death
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mocks T.H. Huxley
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letters from WEG
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Wilhelm I, Emperor of Germany
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William IV, King
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Willis’s Rooms, London
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Wilson, William: attempts to blackmail WEG
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Wilson, Woodrow
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Wilton House, Wiltshire: WEG visits
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& n
Winchilsea and Nottingham, George William Finch-Hatton, 10th Earl of
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Windsor: WEG visits
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Wiseman, Cardinal Nicholas Patrick Stephen, Archbishop of Westminster
Wolseley, General Sir Garnet Joseph (
later
Field Marshal Viscount)
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Wolverhampton, 1st Viscount
see
Fowler, Henry Hartley
Wolverton, George Grenfell Glyn, 2nd Lord
Wood, Sir Charles
see
Halifax, 1st Viscount
Wordsworth, Charles
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Wright, Captain Peter
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Wyatt, James
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Zetland, Lawrence Dundas, 3rd Earl (
later
1st Marquess) of
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Zola, Emile
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The two new Liverpool houses of Gladstone’s childhood:
62 Rodney Steet, sixteen years old when it became his birthplace.