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Authors: Roy Jenkins
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Gladstone: A Biography (124 page)
Chamberlain, Neville
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Chandos, Marquess of
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Buckingham, 3rd Duke of
charities: WEG wishes to tax
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Chartwell, Kent (Churchill’s house)
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Chatsworth House, Derbyshire
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Chesterfield, George Philip Cecil Scudamore-Stanhope, 7th Earl of
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Chesterton, G.K.: ‘Chuck it Smith’
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Childers, Hugh Culling Eardley
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Cholmondeley, George Horatio Cholmondley, 2nd Marquess
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Christ Church, Oxford
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Christian, Prince of Schleswig-Holstein
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Church of England
Church Penitentiary Association for the Reclamation of Fallen Women
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Church and State
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Churchill family: WEG attacks
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Churchill, Lord Randolph
Churchill, (Sir) Winston S.
political career
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relations with Asquith
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loses seat (1908)
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wears Goschen’s Chancellor’s robes
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Chartwell home
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experience
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oratory
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in Cabinet
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in Asquith’s government
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offers alliance to Stalin
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health decline
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absences from Cabinet
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celebrates El Alamein victory
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announces Moran’s death
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funeral
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Great Contemporaries
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civil service (British): reform
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Clarendon, George William Frederick Villiers, 4th Earl of
disapproves of Russell’s anti-Catholic letter
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and WEG’s 1853 budget
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Foreign Secretary in Aberdeen’s government
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and 1855 government
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excluded from Palmerston’s 1859 government
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visit to Rome
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Queen opposes as Foreign Secretary
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serves as Foreign Secretary under WEG
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WEG’s relations with
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and WEG’s episcopal appointments
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WEG visits
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and Irish Land Bill
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Clarendon, Katherine, Countess of
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Clark, Sir (Dr) Andrew
Clarke, Sir Edward
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Clerkenwell: Fenian explosion in
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Cleveland, Harry George Powlett (
formerly
Vane), 4th Duke of
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Clewer House of Mercy, Windsor
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Clifford, Revd Dr John
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Cliveden (Buckinghamshire house)
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Clough, Arthur Hugh
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Cobden, Richard
Cockburn, Sir Alexander James Edmund
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Coercion Bill (Ireland)(1886)
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Colenso, John William, Bishop of Natal
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Coleridge, John Duke, 1st Lord
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Coleridge, Sir John Taylor
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Colley, General Sir George Pomeroy
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Collier, Sir Robert (
later
1st Lord Monkswell)
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Collings, Jesse
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Colvin, Sir Auckland
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Combe Wood, Kingston-upon-Thames
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Committee Room 15 debates (on Parnell)
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Commons, House of see Parliament
Compensation for Disturbance Bill (Ireland) (1880)
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Concert of Europe: WEG’s belief in
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Connaught, Duke of
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Arthur, Prince
Conservative party
Conspiracy to Murder Bill (1858)
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Constantinople: European conference (1876/77)
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Contemporary Review
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Corn Laws: repeal of
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Corry, Henry Thomas Lowry
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Corry, Montague Lowry (
later
1st Lord Rowton)
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Cottesloe, 1st Lord
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Fremantle, Sir Thomas
cotton trade: and American Civil War
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Cowper, Francis Thomas de Grey, 7th Earl
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Cowper-Temple, William Francis (Lord Mount-Temple): education reform (‘Cowper-Temple amendments)
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Cranborne, Viscount
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Salisbury, 3rd Marquess of
Cranbrook, 1st Earl of
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Gathorne-Hardy, Gathorne
Cranworth, Robert Monsey Rolfe, Lord
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Crimean War
Croke, Thomas William, Archbishop of Cashel
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Cromer, Evelyn Baring, 1st Earl of
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Cross, Sir Richard Assheton (
later
Viscount)
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Cullen, Cardinal Paul, Archbishop of Dublin
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Currie, Sir Donald
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Curzon of Kedleston, George Nathaniel, Marquess
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Cyprus: occupation of (1878)
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Dalhousie, John William Ramsay, 14th Earl, and Ida Louisa, Countess of
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Dalkeith, William Henry Walter Scott, Earl of (
later
6th Duke of Buccleuch)
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Dalmahoy (house), Midlothian
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Dalmeny (Scotland)
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Dalton, Hugh
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Dante Alighieri: WEG’s interest in
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Darwin, Charles
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Day, Sir Robin
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de Grey, Earl
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Ripon, 1st Marquess of
Dekker, Madame (Braico’s aunt)
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Delane, John Thadeus
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Denison, George Anthony, Archdeacon of Taunton
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Denison, John Evelyn (1st Viscount Ossington)
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Derby, Edward George Geoffrey Smith Stanley, 14th Earl of
at Christ Church, Oxford
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and WEG’s
State and Church
book
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atavism
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disagrees with Peel
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offers post to WEG in 1851 government
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WEG admires after-dinner speech
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opposes Palmerston’s Don Pacifico policy
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on WEG’s Ecclesiastical Titles Bill speech
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first declines to form 1851 government
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forms government (‘Who Who’ ministry)
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inherits title
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opposes income tax
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succeeds Wellington as Chancellor of Oxford University
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asked to form 1855 government
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forms 1858 government
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good relations with WEG
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proposed for Greek throne
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dissolves parliament on Reform Bill defeat
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lacks popular appeal
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heads 1866 government
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death
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resigns (1868)
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in Peel’s government
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and Bulgarian question
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Derby, Edward Henry Stanley, 15th Earl of (
earlier
Lord Stanley)
titles and offices
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and Disraeli’s succession to premiership
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and WEG’s relations with Laura Thistlethwayte
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at Constantinople conference
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on Hartington
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Queen objects to Garter offer to
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on WEG’s conversation in later years
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and Queen’s imperialist views
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WEG consults before opening of 1886 Parliament
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1886 withdrawal
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contributes to Granville estate
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Derby, Emma Caroline, Countess of
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Derby Stakes (horse-race):WEG attends
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de Redcliffe, Stratford Canning, 1st Viscount
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Devonshire, Louise Frederica Augusta, Duchess of (
formerly
Duchess of Manchester)
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Devonshire, Spencer Cavendish, 8th Duke of
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Hartington, Marquess of
Devonshire, William Cavendish, 7th Duke of
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Dicey, Albert Venn:
Law of the Constitution
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Dilke, Sir Charles Wentworth
gives ‘breakfasts’ in Paris
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and Franco-Prussian War
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and Turkish question
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compact with Chamberlain and office in WEG’s 1880 government
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ambitions for premiership
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WEG complains of Queen to
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attitude to WEG
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Chamberlain complains of WEG to
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on Parnell’s denunciation of Cavendish murder
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on situation in Ireland
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Hartington and
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on Liberal parliamentary weakness
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and 1884 Reform Bill
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provokes Queen’s complaints to WEG
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and redistribution of parliamentary seats
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imperialist views
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and Gordon in Sudan
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on WEG’s telegram from Queen about Gordon’s death
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threatens resignation
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and Home Rule question
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WEG meets before 1886 opening of Parliament
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divorce case
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omitted from 1886 government
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records WEG’s slight to Chamberlain
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votes for First Home Rule Bill
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views on Rosebery
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rift with WEG
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Greater Britain
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