The Prime Ministers of Britain, 1721-1921
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Lord Derby, who at first tried to form a government, asked both Palmerston and Gladstone to join, but they refused. Lord Lansdowne and Lord John Russell then made similar ofiers, but with no better result. At last, with great hesitation and under strong pressure from Lord Aberdeen, his late leader, Gladstone agreed to join Palmerston's ministry, but a few days later he left it on the question of an enquiry into the conduct of the war. He then rather veered to the official Conservatives, who had... now practically abjured Protection, but he was really in a state of political isolation, and on Derby's forming his second government in 1858 he felt it best not to join. In May 1858 Disraeli himself urged him to take ofl&ce, but Gladstone kept to his former decision. In October of that year, however, he agreed to go out to the Ionian Islands to regulate their position, and there he remained for about five months, during which he did some useful constructive work as High Commissioner. In this year he published his book on " Homer and the Homeric Age." In 1859 Lord Derby was defeated, and Palmerston returned to office.
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Lord Derby, who at first tried to form a government, asked both Palmerston and Gladstone to join, but they refused. Lord Lansdowne and Lord John Russell then made similar ofiers, but with no better result. At last, with great hesitation and under strong pressure from Lord Aberdeen, his late leader, Gladstone agreed to join Palmerston's ministry, but a few days later he left it on the question of an enquiry into the conduct of the war. He then rather veered to the official Conservatives, who had... now practically abjured Protection, but he was really in a state of political isolation, and on Derby's forming his second government in 1858 he felt it best not to join. In May 1858 Disraeli himself urged him to take ofl&ce, but Gladstone kept to his former decision. In October of that year, however, he agreed to go out to the Ionian Islands to regulate their position, and there he remained for about five months, during which he did some useful constructive work as High Commissioner. In this year he published his book on " Homer and the Homeric Age." In 1859 Lord Derby was defeated, and Palmerston returned to office.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mersey, Charles Clive Bigham, Viscount, 1872-1956 to read onlineMoreLess
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