The Life of William Ewart Gladstone
The Life of William Ewart Gladstone
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5 CHANCELLOR OF THE EXCHEQUER. 411 At one point, the unfo intimate Sheridan rose to explain. Mr. Glad- stone refused to give way : — " The hon. Gentleman has got his speech and his reply, and I think he may dispense with incessant speeches in the middle of my remarks, " If the speech on charities shows Mr. Gladstone fortitcr in re the speech on the Fire Insurance Duty does not show him suavifer in inodo. In fact, he still had plenty to learn from Lord Palmerston in the art of managing the House... of Commons.
Outside Pailiament he was not particulai'ly active. A lecture in aid of the Hawarden village literary institution, in January, another at Biirslem on Wedgwood and pottery, * and an after-dinner speech at Hales- owen, in Worcestershire, t almost exhaust his provincial activities during the year.
In November he Avas the recipient of a letter from the Roman Catholic Archbishop of Tuam — a terrible description of the social and economic miseries of Ireland, which were already leading to whole- sale emigration.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
5 CHANCELLOR OF THE EXCHEQUER. 411 At one point, the unfo intimate Sheridan rose to explain. Mr. Glad- stone refused to give way : — " The hon. Gentleman has got his speech and his reply, and I think he may dispense with incessant speeches in the middle of my remarks, " If the speech on charities shows Mr. Gladstone fortitcr in re the speech on the Fire Insurance Duty does not show him suavifer in inodo. In fact, he still had plenty to learn from Lord Palmerston in the art of managing the House... of Commons.
Outside Pailiament he was not particulai'ly active. A lecture in aid of the Hawarden village literary institution, in January, another at Biirslem on Wedgwood and pottery, * and an after-dinner speech at Hales- owen, in Worcestershire, t almost exhaust his provincial activities during the year.
In November he Avas the recipient of a letter from the Roman Catholic Archbishop of Tuam — a terrible description of the social and economic miseries of Ireland, which were already leading to whole- sale emigration.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by T Wemyss Thomas Wemyss Reid to read onlineMoreLess
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