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

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Health beliefs and attributionsar 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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W. Doyle Gentry,Michael D. Milleributed to the collapse of his government. On this problem he was out of humour with the spirit of the age, with the ‘evils of jingoism’ as he often put it. He could scarcely bring himself to give the affairs of Egypt and the Sudan the attention they deserved and the capriciousness and self-deception

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Health Research in Developing Countriesw it is not easy to make a dispassionate assessment of him. His was an ardent, zealous personality and no one could remain indifferent to it. Was he the ‘a(chǎn)rch villain’ of Disraeli’s letters? Whatever Disraeli himself thought this is what many of Gladstone’s opponents believed. Or was he ‘a(chǎn) white old

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Liverpool Underneath ,his private and political character. Gladstone’s family background is far more fully documented than is the case with many men who have become famous, but the influence of this background on his personal development and political attitudes remains in the last resort a matter of interpretation.

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Home Rule ,t it. He could scarcely bring himself to give the affairs of Egypt and the Sudan the attention they deserved and the capriciousness and self-deception of old age got the better of him at times. In politics the intermittent application of determined ideas often obtains the worst of all possible worlds and this was Gladstone’s predicament.