The Real Gladstone: an anecdotal biography
Popular biography, first published in 1898. The book begins: "Many, many years ago England’s foremost statesman, as George Canning then was, distrusted by the multitude, feared by his colleagues, regarded with suspicion by the First Gentleman of the Age—as it was the fashion to term George the Magnificent, who was then seated on the British throne—wearied of the strife and turmoil of party, spent a short time at Seaforth House, bidding what he deemed his farewell to his Liverpool correspondents. His custom, we are told, was to sit for hours gazing on the wide expanse of waters before him. His had been a marvellous career.”
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The Real Gladstone: an anecdotal biography
Popular biography, first published in 1898. The book begins: "Many, many years ago England’s foremost statesman, as George Canning then was, distrusted by the multitude, feared by his colleagues, regarded with suspicion by the First Gentleman of the Age—as it was the fashion to term George the Magnificent, who was then seated on the British throne—wearied of the strife and turmoil of party, spent a short time at Seaforth House, bidding what he deemed his farewell to his Liverpool correspondents. His custom, we are told, was to sit for hours gazing on the wide expanse of waters before him. His had been a marvellous career.”
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The Real Gladstone: an anecdotal biography

The Real Gladstone: an anecdotal biography

by J. Ewing Ritchie
The Real Gladstone: an anecdotal biography

The Real Gladstone: an anecdotal biography

by J. Ewing Ritchie

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Popular biography, first published in 1898. The book begins: "Many, many years ago England’s foremost statesman, as George Canning then was, distrusted by the multitude, feared by his colleagues, regarded with suspicion by the First Gentleman of the Age—as it was the fashion to term George the Magnificent, who was then seated on the British throne—wearied of the strife and turmoil of party, spent a short time at Seaforth House, bidding what he deemed his farewell to his Liverpool correspondents. His custom, we are told, was to sit for hours gazing on the wide expanse of waters before him. His had been a marvellous career.”

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ISBN-13: 9781455419388
Publisher: B&R Samizdat Express
Publication date: 10/20/2011
Sold by: Smashwords
Format: eBook
File size: 630 KB
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