First published in 1903, this authorised biography of the Liberal Prime Minister Gladstone provides valuable insights into Victorian political life.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Volume 1: Book I. 1809-1831: Introductory 1. Childhood 2. Eton 3. Oxford Book II. 1832-1846: 1. Enters Parliament 2. The new conservatism and office 3. Progress in public life 4. The church 5. His first book 6. Characteristics 7. Close of apprenticeship 8. Peel's government 9. Maynooth 10. Triumph of policy and fall of the minister 11. The Tractarian catastrophe Book III. 1847-1852: 1. Member for Oxford 2. The Hawarden estate 3. Party evolution - new colonial policy 4. Death of Sir Robert Peel 5. Gorham case - secession of friends 6. Naples 7. Religious tornado - peelite difficulties 8. End of protection Book IV. 1853-1859: 1. The coalition 2. The triumph of 1853 3. The Crimean war 4. Oxford reform - the open Civil Service 5. War finance - tax or loan 6. Crisis of 1855 and break-up of the Peelites 7. Political isolation 8. General election - new marriage law 9. The second Derby government 10. The Ionian islands 11. Junction with the Liberals Appendix Chronology. Volume 2: Book V. 1859-1868: 1. The Italian revolution 2. The great budget 3. Battle for economy 4. The spirit of Gladstonian finance 5. American civil war 6. Death of friends - days at Balmoral 7. Garibaldi - Denmark 8. Advance in public position and otherwise 9. Defeat at Oxford - death of Lord Palmerston - parliamentary leadership 10. Matters ecclesiastical 11. Popular estimates 12. Letters 13. Reform 14. The struggle for household suffrage 15. Opening of the Irish campaign 16. Prime minister Book VI. 1869-1874: 1. Religious equality 2. First chapter of an agrarian revolution 3. Education - the career and the talents 4. The Franco-German war 5. Neutrality and annexation 6. The Black Sea 7. 'Day's work of a giant' 8. Autumn of 1871 - decline of popularity 9. Washington and Geneva 10. As head of a cabinet 11. Catholic country and Protestant parliament 12. The crisis 13. Last days of the ministry 14. The dissolution Book VII. 1874-1880: 1. Retirement from leadership 2. Vaticanism 3. The Octagon 4. Eastern question once more 5. A tumultous year 6. Midlothian 7. The eve of the battle 8. The fall of Lord Beaconsfield 9. The second ministry Appendix Chronology. Volume 3: Book VIII. 1880-1885: 1. Opening days of the new parliament 2. An episode in toleration 3. Majuba 4. New phases of the Irish revolution 5. Egypt 6. Political jubilee 7. Colleagues - northern cruise - Egypt 8. Reform 9. The Soudan 10. Interior of the cabinet 11. Defeat of ministers 12. Accession of Lord Salisbury Book IX. 1885-1886 1. Leadership and the general election 2. The polls in 1885 3. A critical month 4. Fall of the first Salisbury government 5. The new policy 6. Introduction of the bill 7. The political atmosphere - defeat of the bill Book X. 1886-1898: 1. The morrow of defeat 2. The alternation policy in act 3. The special commission 4. An interim 5. Breach with Mr. Parnell 6. Biarritz 7. The fourth administration 8. Retirement from public life 9. The close 10. Final Appendix Chronology Index.
Volume 1: Book I. 1809-1831: Introductory 1. Childhood 2. Eton 3. Oxford Book II. 1832-1846: 1. Enters Parliament 2. The new conservatism and office 3. Progress in public life 4. The church 5. His first book 6. Characteristics 7. Close of apprenticeship 8. Peel's government 9. Maynooth 10. Triumph of policy and fall of the minister 11. The Tractarian catastrophe Book III. 1847-1852: 1. Member for Oxford 2. The Hawarden estate 3. Party evolution - new colonial policy 4. Death of Sir Robert Peel 5. Gorham case - secession of friends 6. Naples 7. Religious tornado - peelite difficulties 8. End of protection Book IV. 1853-1859: 1. The coalition 2. The triumph of 1853 3. The Crimean war 4. Oxford reform - the open Civil Service 5. War finance - tax or loan 6. Crisis of 1855 and break-up of the Peelites 7. Political isolation 8. General election - new marriage law 9. The second Derby government 10. The Ionian islands 11. Junction with the Liberals Appendix Chronology. Volume 2: Book V. 1859-1868: 1. The Italian revolution 2. The great budget 3. Battle for economy 4. The spirit of Gladstonian finance 5. American civil war 6. Death of friends - days at Balmoral 7. Garibaldi - Denmark 8. Advance in public position and otherwise 9. Defeat at Oxford - death of Lord Palmerston - parliamentary leadership 10. Matters ecclesiastical 11. Popular estimates 12. Letters 13. Reform 14. The struggle for household suffrage 15. Opening of the Irish campaign 16. Prime minister Book VI. 1869-1874: 1. Religious equality 2. First chapter of an agrarian revolution 3. Education - the career and the talents 4. The Franco-German war 5. Neutrality and annexation 6. The Black Sea 7. 'Day's work of a giant' 8. Autumn of 1871 - decline of popularity 9. Washington and Geneva 10. As head of a cabinet 11. Catholic country and Protestant parliament 12. The crisis 13. Last days of the ministry 14. The dissolution Book VII. 1874-1880: 1. Retirement from leadership 2. Vaticanism 3. The Octagon 4. Eastern question once more 5. A tumultous year 6. Midlothian 7. The eve of the battle 8. The fall of Lord Beaconsfield 9. The second ministry Appendix Chronology. Volume 3: Book VIII. 1880-1885: 1. Opening days of the new parliament 2. An episode in toleration 3. Majuba 4. New phases of the Irish revolution 5. Egypt 6. Political jubilee 7. Colleagues - northern cruise - Egypt 8. Reform 9. The Soudan 10. Interior of the cabinet 11. Defeat of ministers 12. Accession of Lord Salisbury Book IX. 1885-1886 1. Leadership and the general election 2. The polls in 1885 3. A critical month 4. Fall of the first Salisbury government 5. The new policy 6. Introduction of the bill 7. The political atmosphere - defeat of the bill Book X. 1886-1898: 1. The morrow of defeat 2. The alternation policy in act 3. The special commission 4. An interim 5. Breach with Mr. Parnell 6. Biarritz 7. The fourth administration 8. Retirement from public life 9. The close 10. Final Appendix Chronology Index.
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