John Bright
John Bright
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If the burgesses of Manchester expected the applause of the nation for postponing gratitude to patriotism, they were entirely disappointed. The Times, which had strongly resented Bright's protest against the war, and which was at that time supporting Palmerston's claims, had before the election supported Bright's candidature with a gener- osity rarely permitted by the exigence of party warfare. After the defeat, Conservative journals joined with the independent Liberal press of the provinces in... such ex- pressions of regret at his disappearance from Parliament, as prove that Cobden had scarcely exaggerated the general esteem in which his friend was held. 1 On the loth of August, 1857, whilst still abroad and ill, Bright was returned without opposition by Birming- ham, a constituency which he continued to represent 1 The Saturday Review, for example, said: "Rarely have politicians retired from the parliamentary stage attended by so general an expression of respect and esteem as that which Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If the burgesses of Manchester expected the applause of the nation for postponing gratitude to patriotism, they were entirely disappointed. The Times, which had strongly resented Bright's protest against the war, and which was at that time supporting Palmerston's claims, had before the election supported Bright's candidature with a gener- osity rarely permitted by the exigence of party warfare. After the defeat, Conservative journals joined with the independent Liberal press of the provinces in... such ex- pressions of regret at his disappearance from Parliament, as prove that Cobden had scarcely exaggerated the general esteem in which his friend was held. 1 On the loth of August, 1857, whilst still abroad and ill, Bright was returned without opposition by Birming- ham, a constituency which he continued to represent 1 The Saturday Review, for example, said: "Rarely have politicians retired from the parliamentary stage attended by so general an expression of respect and esteem as that which Mr.
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