The Earl of Beaconsfield
The Earl of Beaconsfield
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The Cojisfirvative party remained split up into two sections, the Peelites and the Protectionists; and Peel, anxious to prevent the latter from forming a government, and seeing the hopelessness of any attempt to re-form a party of his own for some time to come, gave his support to the Russell ministry. I At the close of the year a fortuitous event occurred i which considerably affected Disraeli's fortunes. I Lord George Bentinck gave offence to his party by ! speaking and voting in favour of Ru...ssell's bill to remove the disabilities of Jews. A Protectionist member wrote a letter to him, stating that the party were dissatisfied at the course he had taken ; and Lord George, being a proud man, at once resigned the leadership. This act placed Disraeli in an awkward predicament. In spite of his great and proved abilities, he was not a persona grata to the Office. 41 party in general. Lord Malmesbury writes at that critical period: "There can be no doubt that there is a very strong feeling among Conservatives in the House of Commons against him.
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The Cojisfirvative party remained split up into two sections, the Peelites and the Protectionists; and Peel, anxious to prevent the latter from forming a government, and seeing the hopelessness of any attempt to re-form a party of his own for some time to come, gave his support to the Russell ministry. I At the close of the year a fortuitous event occurred i which considerably affected Disraeli's fortunes. I Lord George Bentinck gave offence to his party by ! speaking and voting in favour of Ru...ssell's bill to remove the disabilities of Jews. A Protectionist member wrote a letter to him, stating that the party were dissatisfied at the course he had taken ; and Lord George, being a proud man, at once resigned the leadership. This act placed Disraeli in an awkward predicament. In spite of his great and proved abilities, he was not a persona grata to the Office. 41 party in general. Lord Malmesbury writes at that critical period: "There can be no doubt that there is a very strong feeling among Conservatives in the House of Commons against him.
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