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The two Mr. Gladstones : A study in psychology and history

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  • "William Gladstone - four times prime minister of Great Britain, the premier moral spokesman of the Victorian era, a prodigious author, and an unparalleled orator - was among the most revered figures of his age. But there was another side to Gladstone. His sudden bursts of anger in Parliament, aggressive campaigns against opponents, resignations and threats of resignations from political life, and secretive formulations of high policy reveal him as a man of disquieting moods. In his private life, too, there were incongruities. Admired as a loving husband and father, he maintained a long-standing intimacy with a former courtesan. Equally disturbing were his nocturnal rambles among London's prostitutes, ostensibly for philanthropic purposes."

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  • "The two Mr. Gladstones : A study in psychology and history"
  • "The two Mr Gladstones : a study in psychology and history"
  • "The two Mr. Gladstones : a study in psychology and history"

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