Imperialism and Mr. Gladstone (1876-1887)

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Editor

Winbolt, S. E. (Samuel Edward), 1868-1944

Credits

Produced by John Campbell and the Online Distributed Proofreading Team at www.pgdp.net (This file was produced from images generously made available by The Internet Archive)

Language

English

LoC Class

DA: History: General and Eastern Hemisphere: Great Britain, Ireland, Central Europe

Subject

Great Britain -- History -- 19th century -- Sources

Category

Text

Project Gutenberg

eBook-No. 53354

Release Date

October 23, 2016

Copyright

Public domain in the USA.

Contents

1. 1.IMPERIALISM AND MR. GLADSTONE (1876—1887)
2. 2.INTRODUCTION
3. 3.TABLE OF CONTENTS
4. 4.IMPERIALISM AND MR. GLADSTONE — PURCHASE OF THE SUEZ CANAL SHARES (1876). — ENGLAND, RUSSIA, AND AFGHANISTAN (1876). — THE QUEEN AS EMPRESS OF INDIA (1876). — BULGARIAN ATROCITIES (1876). — I. Thunder from Mr. Gladstone. — II. Cold Water from Disraeli. — SIR THEOPHILUS SHEPSTONE'S COMMISSION (1877). — RUSSIA DECLARES WAR ON TURKEY (1877). — IRISH OBSTRUCTION IN ITS EARLY DAYS (1877). — PLEVNA AFTER THE SIEGE (1877). — STRAINED RELATIONS WITH RUSSIA (1878). — I. — II. — PEACE WITH HONOUR (1878). — THE SECRET AGREEMENTS IN BEACONSFIELD'S POCKETS (1878). — GLADSTONE INDIGNANT AGAIN (1878). — RUSSIAN INTRIGUE AT CABUL (1878). — SHERE ALI (1878). — DEATH OF SHERE ALI (1879). — THE GANDAMAK TREATY (1879). — THE CABUL MASSACRE (1879). — THE MIDLOTHIAN CAMPAIGN (1879). — BEACONSFIELD KEEPS COOL. — THE MAIWAND DISASTER (1880). — THE BRADLAUGH CASE (1880). — SOCIAL AMELIORATIONS (1880). — Employers' Liability. — Funded Municipal Debt. — Electric Light, The Telephone, New Hotels. — PARNELL AND THE LAND LEAGUE (1880). — CAPTAIN BOYCOTT (1880). — THE BOER RISING (1880). — Proclamation. — BEFORE MAJUBA (1881). — AFTER MAJUBA. — I. — II. — RITUAL CONTROVERSY (1881). — A SHORT WAY WITH OBSTRUCTION (1881). — THE DEATH OF BEACONSFIELD (1881). — I. — II. — THE WITHDRAWAL FROM CANDAHAR (1881). — THE SALVATION ARMY (1881). — ARABI (1881). — THE FIRST CLOSURE (1882). — BIMETALLISM (1882). — BRIGHT'S RESIGNATION (1882). — THE ILBERT BILL (1883). — FENIANS AGAIN (1883). — THE MAHDI (1883). — END OF CAREY THE INFORMER (1883). — SLAUGHTER OF HICKS PASHA'S ARMY (1883). — TRANSVAAL CONVENTION (1884). — GORDON'S MISSION TO KHARTOUM (1884). — I. — II. — III. — DIFFICULTIES OF GORDON'S CHARACTER (1884). — I. — II. — ZOBEIR PASHA (1884). — I. — II. — III. — SOME OF GORDON'S TELEGRAMS (1884). — CROSS PURPOSES (1884). — GORDON'S POSITION (1884). — I. — II. — GORDON'S OWN MEDITATIONS (1884). — THE FRANCHISE AND REDISTRIBUTION (1884). — FEEDING POOR SCHOOL CHILDREN (1884). — THE DEATH OF GORDON (1885). — THE GOVERNMENT'S RESPONSIBILITY (1885). — THE VOTE OF CENSURE (1885). — MORE FENIANISM (1885). — NEW LABOUR MOVEMENTS (1885). — THE UNEMPLOYED (1885). — WORKING MEN MAGISTRATES (1885). — TORY OLIVE-BRANCH TO IRELAND (1885). — THE FIRST SUBMARINE (1885). — THE UNAUTHORIZED PROGRAMME (1885). — THE IRISH VOTE (1885). — THE NEW ELECTORATE (1885). — THE OPENING OF THE RIFT (1886). — "ULSTER WILL FIGHT" (1886). — SALISBURY ON HOME RULE (1886). — MR. GLADSTONE'S APPEAL (1886). — LIBERAL UNIONISM (1886). — THE UNEMPLOYED RIOTS (1886). — BIMETALLISM AND LABOUR DISPUTES (1886). — PASTEUR AND HYDROPHOBIA (1886). — THE FINAL HOME RULE RUPTURE (1886). — THE COMING OF TECHNICAL EDUCATION (1887). — THE FIRST "GUILLOTINE" CLOSURE (1887). — JUBILEE RETROSPECTS (1887). — I. — II. — "REMEMBER MITCHELSTOWN" (1887). — "BLOODY SUNDAY" (1887). — FIRST REPORT ON THE RAND (1887).

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