Publisher's Synopsis
Gladstone's Speeches, Descriptive Index and Bibliography offers a comprehensive guide to the speeches of William Ewart Gladstone, one of Britain's most significant political figures. This volume provides invaluable insights into Gladstone's political thought, oratorical skill, and the key issues that shaped Victorian Britain. Compiled and indexed by A. Tilney Bassett, with a preface by Herbert W. Paul, this collection serves as an essential resource for historians, political scientists, and anyone interested in the art of political rhetoric.
This edition meticulously catalogs Gladstone's speeches, making it easier for researchers to locate specific addresses and debates. It covers a wide range of topics, from finance and foreign policy to social reform and religious affairs, reflecting the breadth of Gladstone's influence and the complexity of the era. The descriptive index allows readers to quickly identify speeches relevant to their interests, while the bibliography provides a comprehensive list of sources for further study. This work is a vital addition to any collection focused on British history and political discourse.
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