Titlebook: Gladstone; E. J. Feuchtwanger Book 1989Latest edition E.J. Feuchtwanger 1989 literature.political science

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The Rising Hope ,tated: the old doubts about the choice of a secular career rose up again; the Duke’s wellknown hostility to Canning, ‘the most profligate Minister the country had ever had’, disturbed Gladstone and he also feared that his independence as a Member would be limited by the Duke. These quaims were eased

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Governing Packages ,effect at a moment of their own choice. Admittedly the Melbourne ministry was defeated by a majority of one on a vote of no confidence on 4 June 1841; but they had already taken the decision some weeks previously to seek an early dissolution. In the elections the Conservative opposition which had up

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A Most Rigid Economist ,nsistence that protection must be well and truly buried, distrust of Disraeli and fear that no budget on truly sound Peelite lines could be expected from one so ‘quackish’, unease about Russell and the Whigs and their religious ethos. Through Hardinge, a Peelite who had joined the Derby government,

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The Pale of the Constitution , of Derby. It was a remarkable triumph for the ageing premier. There was a commitment to reform by many Liberal candidates at the election, by some more than by others, and in the autumn, when Palmerston was preparing for the first session of the new Parliament, Brand, the Chief Whip, told him that

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Zenith ,ar the most important of the four governments of which he was to be the head. If one wishes to define the substance of Gladstonian liberalism the actions of this government are much the best point of reference. Yet there was no plan in existence which might have charted the course this ministry was

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Bag and Baggage ,f 1868 could, however, run on for another two years or more and there could be time for recovery. Gladstone could still produce great parliamentary performances, for example when he spoke against Miall’s motion for the disestablishment of the Churches of England and Scotland; this was, however, a to

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The Ageing Titan,list of specific measures of reform. It is easy to ascribe this alleged lack of achievement to a decline of power and grip in the Prime Minister and to argue that he distorted the course of British politics by not retiring earlier. Lack of achievement in reform can in any case hardly be held against