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From Palmerston to Disraeli (1856-1876)

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BELL’S ENGLISH HISTORY SOURCE BOOKS.NOTE TO THIS VOLUME.TABLE OF CONTENTS FROM PALMERSTON TO DISRAELI (1856–1876)Treaty of Paris.AN UP-TO-DATE MAIL STEAMER (1856).RUBINSTEIN IN LONDON: FIRST APPEARANCE AT A PHILHARMONIC CONCERT (1857).FIRST DISTRIBUTION OF THE VICTORIA CROSS (1857).Letter from Queen Victoria to Lord Palmerston.Despatch from Brigadier-General Havelock to the Chief of the Staff to the Commander-in-Chief.CONSPIRACY TO MURDER BILL (1858).Extract from a Despatch received by the Admiralty from Rear-Admiral Sir Michael Seymour, K.C.B., Commander-in-Chief on the East Indian Station, dated May 21, 1858:ADMISSION OF JEWS TO PARLIAMENT (1858).Queen Victoria to the Earl of Derby.Letter from the War Office to the Lords-Lieutenant.Letter from Lord Cowley (English Ambassador at Paris) to Lord J. Russell.PROGRESS OF THE VOLUNTEER MOVEMENT (1859).THE COMMERCIAL TREATY WITH FRANCE (1860).ANTI-RITUAL RIOTS (1860).Reuter’s Telegrams.THE FIRST BRITISH IRONCLAD FRIGATE (1860).Queen Victoria to Lord John Russell.Mr. Gladstone’s Speech on the Budget.BRITAIN AND ITALIAN UNITY (1861).Letter from Lord Palmerston to the President of the Board of Trade.Letter from Commander Williams to Captain Patey.Waiting for an Answer.THE PEABODY TRUST FORMED (1862).THE “ALABAMA” CRUISER (1862).Speech by the Duke of Argyll at a Banquet to Lord Palmerston in Edinburgh, April 1st, 1863.Sketches in Parliament.DISTRESS IN THE COTTON MANUFACTURING DISTRICTS (1863).Mr. Roebuck’s Speech on Motion in favour of Recognising the Southern States as a Government.OPPOSITION TO MR. ROEBUCK’S MOTION (1863).Attack on Earl Russell’s Foreign Policy by Lord Derby (February 4).Letter from Lord Palmerston to Lord J. Russell.LAYING OF THE ATLANTIC CABLE: SCENE IN IRELAND (1865).THE FENIAN CONSPIRACY (1865).THE FENIAN CONSPIRACY: GENERAL PLEDGE OF THE FENIAN BROTHERHOOD (1865).DEATH OF LORD PALMERSTON (1865).THE CAVE OF ADULLAM: SPEECH OF MR. BRIGHT ON THE FIRST READING OF THE REFORM BILL OF 1866.The following Message was sent by the Earl of Carnarvon to Viscount Monk, Ottawa, Canada.GREAT REFORM DEMONSTRATION AT MANCHESTER (1866).ATTEMPTED FENIAN RAID AT CHESTER (1867).To a Constituent.Letter received by Mrs. Stern from her Husband, one of the Captives in Abyssinia.DISRAELI’S “MAUNDY THURSDAY” LETTER (1868).Despatch from Special Correspondent of “New York Herald.”Speech on Mr. Gladstone’s Resolutions for Disestablishing the Irish Church.THE IRISH CHURCH BILL: CRITICAL DAYS (1869).THE IRISH LAND BILL (1870).EDUCATION BILL: THE COWPER-TEMPLE CLAUSE (1870).Letter from Mr. Gladstone to John Bright (August 1, 1870).MR. LOWE’S BUDGET: THE MATCH-TAX (1871).OPPOSITION TO THE MATCH-TAX.PURCHASE IN THE ARMY ABOLISHED BY ROYAL WARRANT (1871).THE FIRST AUGUST BANK HOLIDAY (1871).BIBLE READING IN SCHOOLS (1871).GENEVA ARBITRATION: THE INDIRECT CLAIMS (1872).AN EARLY ELECTION UNDER THE BALLOT ACT (1872).Summary of the Award.Speech of Mr. Disraeli in the House of Commons (March 20, 1873).FIRST LONDON HOSPITAL SUNDAY (1873).THE ASHANTEE WAR: FALL OF COOMASSIE (1874).David Livingstone, Died on the Shores of Lake Bemba, May 4, 1873; Buried in Westminster Abbey, April 18, 1874.Speech on Public Worship Regulation Bill.No. 2.PURCHASE OF THE SUEZ CANAL SHARES: AN OPPOSITION VIEW (1875).DISRAELI’S AIMS IN POLITICS (1876).The Earl of Beaconsfield at the Lord Mayor’s Banquet.THE EASTERN QUESTION: FIERY SPEECHES AT ST. JAMES’S HALL (1876).THE FULL PROJECT GUTENBERG™ LICENSE