Benjamin Disraeli An Unconventional Biography volume 1
Benjamin Disraeli An Unconventional Biography volume 1
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To Sir James Graham, here linked with Pakington, though politically severed, Disraeli was introduced in 1836 at a dinner where they and Peel were fellow-guests of Lord Chandos, and where Disraeli (within one year of his senatorship) was the only man not in Parliament. Once he got there, sparring began ; and it was a reference made by Disraeli, during his first tenure of office as Chancellor of Exchequer in 1852, to Sir James Graham as a politician whom " I will not say I greatly respect, but wh...om rather I greatly regard, " that brought the literal Gladstone to his feet with an indignant rebuke : " I must tell the right honourable gentleman that he is not entitled to say to my right honourable friend the member for Carlisle that he regards him but that he does not respect him. I must tell the right honourable gentleman that whatever he has learned — and he has learned much — he has not yet learned the limits of discretion, of moderation, and of forbearance, that ought to restrain the conduct and language of every member of this House, the disregard of which is an offence in the meanest among us, but is of tenfold weight when committed by the An Unconventional Biography 153 Leader of the House of Commons.
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To Sir James Graham, here linked with Pakington, though politically severed, Disraeli was introduced in 1836 at a dinner where they and Peel were fellow-guests of Lord Chandos, and where Disraeli (within one year of his senatorship) was the only man not in Parliament. Once he got there, sparring began ; and it was a reference made by Disraeli, during his first tenure of office as Chancellor of Exchequer in 1852, to Sir James Graham as a politician whom " I will not say I greatly respect, but wh...om rather I greatly regard, " that brought the literal Gladstone to his feet with an indignant rebuke : " I must tell the right honourable gentleman that he is not entitled to say to my right honourable friend the member for Carlisle that he regards him but that he does not respect him. I must tell the right honourable gentleman that whatever he has learned — and he has learned much — he has not yet learned the limits of discretion, of moderation, and of forbearance, that ought to restrain the conduct and language of every member of this House, the disregard of which is an offence in the meanest among us, but is of tenfold weight when committed by the An Unconventional Biography 153 Leader of the House of Commons.
What to read after Benjamin Disraeli An Unconventional Biography volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Meynell, Wilfrid, 1852-1948 to read onlineMoreLess
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