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Authors: Roy Jenkins
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Gladstone: A Biography (131 page)
Magee College, Ireland
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Magee, William Connor, Bishop of Peterborough, then Archbishop of York
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Magenta, Battle of (1859)
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Magnus, Sir Philip
Mahdi, the (Mohammed Ahmed ibn Seyyid ‘Abdullah)
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Maiwand, Battle of (1880)
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Majuba Hill, Battle of (1881)
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Malet, Sir Edward Baldwin
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Malmesbury, James Howard Harris, 3rd Earl of
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Maltby, Edward, Bishop of Durham
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Man, Isle of
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Manchester
Manchester, Bishop of
see
Fraser, James
Manchester College, Oxford
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Manchester, Louise Frederica Augusta, Duchess of
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Devonshire, Duchess of
Manners, Lord John
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Rutland, 7th Duke of
Manning, Cardinal Henry Edward
at Oxford with WEG
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received into Catholic church
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and WEG’s first book
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and Maynooth
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WEG meets in Rome
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as Archbishop of Westminster
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WEG criticizes Newman to
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as WEG’s politico-religious adviser
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and Gorham judgment
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WEG entertains
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renews contact with WEG
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and Talbot
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and Irish Church Bill
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and Irish Land Bill
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and Irish University Bill
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criticizes WEG’s
Vatican Decrees
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classical learning
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serves on Royal Commission on the Housing of the Working Classes
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death
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attacks Parnell
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Mansfield College, Oxford
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Margaret Chapel (
later
All Saints, Margaret Street), London
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Marjoribanks, Dudley Coutts (
later
1st Lord Tweedmouth)
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Marjoribanks, Edward (
later
2nd Lord Tweedmouth)
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Marlborough College
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Marlborough, George Spencer-Churchill, 5th Duke of
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Marlborough, John Winston Spenceron-Churchill, 7th Duke of
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Marsham, Robert Bullock
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Martin, Robert
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Martin, Sir Theodore
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Matthew, H.C.G.
edits WEG diaries at Christ Church
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on WEG’s religious upbringing
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on WEG’s sex life
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and WEG’s cryptic diary entries
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on WEG’s china collection
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on WEG’s relations with Bright
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and WEG’s relations with Laura Thistlethwayte
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on WEG and Elementary Education Bill
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on WEG’s conversation in later years
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on WEG’s Egyptian bond holdings
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on WEG’s voice trouble
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Maud, Princess (
later
Queen of Norway)
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Maurice, Frederick Denison
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Maximilian, Archduke (
later
Emperor of Mexico)
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May, Sir Thomas Erskine
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Maynooth seminary, Co. Kildare
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Melbourne, William Lamb, 2nd Viscount
Melville, Henry Dundas, 1st Viscount
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Mentmore (house)
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Meredith, George
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Metropolitan District Railway: WEG’s investment losses in
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Metternich, Clemens Wenzel Lothar, Prince
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Middlesbrough
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Middleton, Henry Willoughby, 6th Lord
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Midlothian
Militia Bill (1851)
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Mill, John Stuart
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Millais, Sir John Everett: portraits of WEG
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Milner, Alfred, Viscount
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Milnes, Henrietta
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Milnes, Richard Monckton (1st Lord Houghton)
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Milton, Frances, Lady
see
Fitzwilliam, Catherine, Countess of
Moffatt, Dr
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Molesworth, Sir William
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Moltke, Helmut von
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Monsell, William (
later
1st Lord Emly)
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Montagu, Edwin Samuel
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‘Moonlight, Captain’
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Moran, Charles McMoran Wilson, 1st Lord
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Morier, Sir Robert Burnett David
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Morley, Arnold
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Morley, Charles
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Morley, John, Viscount
on WEG’s speeches and oratorical style
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on Sidney Herbert
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on WEG at Eton
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on Newark election
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on Peel and WEG
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on WEG’s mental disturbance
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on WEG’s appearance
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and Peel’s 1846 defeat by Disraeli
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criticizes WEG’s performance as Colonial Secretary
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and WEG’s work among prostitutes
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on WEG’s power in Commons
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praises WEG’s speech on Ecclesiastical Titles Bill
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and WEG’s views on Crimean war
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and WEG’s lack of interest in architecture
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on WEG’s remoteness
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on WEG’s 1868 South-west Lancashire campaign
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on Irish Church Bill
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on Irish legislation
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on
Alabama
settlement
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on Irish University Bill
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meets WEG at Lubbock’s house party
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on WEG’s Midlothian campaign
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on WEG’s Glasgow rectorial address
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on Disraeli’s 1880 defeat
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on WEG’s 1880 premiership
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on WEG’s Affirmation Bill speech
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on WEG’s Irish policy
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on Lord’s reform
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helps with first Home Rule Bill
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misquotes Grattan
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and 1886 government resignation
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stands in for WEG at 1890 Sheffield meeting
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and WEG’s attitude to Parnell divorce
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and downfall of Parnell
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and WEG’s reaction to Bassetlaw defeat
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Biarritz holiday with WEG
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devises ‘Newcastle Programme’
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and WEG’s proposed domestic reforms
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pleads with Rosebery to accept office
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and Irish Bill (1893)
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on WEG in decline
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,
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character
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supports WEG on second Home Rule Bill (1893)
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disfavours Harcourt
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and naval estimates dispute
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WEG values as companion
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final visit to WEG
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and WEG’s funeral
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Morley, Samuel
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Morton, George Sholto Douglas, 18th Earl of
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Mundella, Anthony John
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Munich
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Munro-Ferguson, Ronald Crauford (
later
Viscount Novar)
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Muntz, George Frederick
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Murillo, Bartolomé Estéban:
Virgin and Child
(painting)
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Murray, John (publisher)
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Musgrave, Thomas, Archbishop of York
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Namier, Sir Lewis B.
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Naples
Napoleon III, Emperor of the French (
formerly
Prince Louis Napoleon)
Nasser, Gamal Abdel
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National Education League
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National Liberal Club: WEG lays foundation stone
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National Liberal Federation
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National Press Agency
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naval estimates (1893)
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Nettleship, Edward
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Newark, Nottinghamshire
Newbolt, Sir Henry
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Newcastle, Henry Clinton, 4th Duke of
Newcastle, Henry Clinton, 5th Duke of (
formerly
Earl of Lincoln)
at Eton with WEG
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at Christ Church, Oxford
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debating
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in Rome
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as Commissioner of Woods and Forests
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and WEG’s losing Newark seat
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and Peel’s defeat
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wife leaves
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and WEG’s 1853 budget
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and Crimean War
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divorce
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and WEG’s commission in Ionian Islands
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in Palmerston’s 1859 government
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friendship with WEG
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and repeal of paper duties
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Newcastle Programme
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Newcastle-upon-Tyne: WEG visits and speaks in
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Newdegate, Charles Newdigate
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Newman, John Henry, Cardinal
age
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becomes vicar of St Mary’s, Oxford
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opposes Peel on Catholic Emancipation
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received into Roman Catholic church
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qualities and character
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preaching
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self-scourging
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attitude to re-established Catholic hierarchy in England
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returns to Oxford
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made Cardinal
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WEG invites to Eastern Question meeting
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WEG visits with Chamberlain
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death
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The Idea of a University
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Loss and Gain
(novel)
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‘Tract 90’
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