Benjamin Disraeli Letters
Benjamin Disraeli Letters: 1842-1847, Volume 4
M.G. WIEBE
J.B. CONACHER
JOHN MATTHEWS
MARY S. MILLAR Research Associate
Series: Letters of Benjamin Disraeli
Volume: 4
Copyright Date: 1989
Published by: University of Toronto Press
https://doi.org/10.3138/9781442671270
Pages: 449
https://www.jstor.org/stable/10.3138/9781442671270
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Benjamin Disraeli Letters
Book Description:

Part of the critically acclaimed Letters of Benjamin Disraeli series. This volume contains or describes letters written by Disraeli between 1842 and 1847.

eISBN: 978-1-4426-7127-0
Subjects: History
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  1. Front Matter
    Front Matter (pp. i-iv)
  2. Table of Contents
    Table of Contents (pp. v-v)
  3. ILLUSTRATIONS
    ILLUSTRATIONS (pp. vi-vi)
  4. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
    ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS (pp. vii-viii)
  5. INTRODUCTION
    INTRODUCTION (pp. ix-liii)

    This fourth volume includes Disraeli’s letters from 1842 to 1847 – the most dramatic period of his middle life, and the one still subject to continuing debate and interpretation. These are the years of Young England, of the trilogy, and of the overthrow of Peel. This is also the period of some of the actions by Disraeli which have evoked much criticism and reproof, such as his vote against the Maynooth grant and his denial in 1846 that he had sought office under Peel in 1841. Each topic requires our particular attention: historians and political scientists will find the parliamentary activities...

  6. EDITORIAL PRINCIPLES
    EDITORIAL PRINCIPLES (pp. liv-lv)
  7. DISRAELI CHRONOLOGY 1842-1847
    DISRAELI CHRONOLOGY 1842-1847 (pp. lvi-lxiv)
  8. ABBREVIATIONS IN VOLUME FOUR
    ABBREVIATIONS IN VOLUME FOUR (pp. lxv-lxx)
  9. CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF LETTERS 1842-1847
    CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF LETTERS 1842-1847 (pp. lxxi-lxxxiii)
  10. [Illustrations]
    [Illustrations] (pp. lxxxiv-2)
  11. Letters
    Letters (pp. 3-331)

    My dear Sa, Jany 29th. 1842

    I can tell you nothing for we live more alone than we did at Caen, & tho’ I date this from the Carlton ’tis only from the Library, being obliged to come / here for books. But I believe there is no news – the King of Prussia is the sole subject of chatter & the sole object of gazers.¹

    I never heard tho’ / I have asked, the end of Lambert.²

    In affairs private there is a lull, Ford being out of town – but returning on Monday. Pyne played me a trick³ a a...

  12. APPENDIX I PRE-1842 LETTERS NEWLY FOUND
    APPENDIX I PRE-1842 LETTERS NEWLY FOUND (pp. 333-361)
  13. APPENDIX II ‘Coeur de Lion’/‘Laelius’/‘Runnymede’ Letters
    APPENDIX II ‘Coeur de Lion’/‘Laelius’/‘Runnymede’ Letters (pp. 362-370)
  14. APPENDIX III Draft of Memorandum for Louis Philippe
    APPENDIX III Draft of Memorandum for Louis Philippe (pp. 371-373)
  15. APPENDIX IV Draft of Letter to Palmerston
    APPENDIX IV Draft of Letter to Palmerston (pp. 374-375)
  16. APPENDIX V Commonplace Book
    APPENDIX V Commonplace Book (pp. 376-381)
  17. APPENDIX VI ‘Tom Noddy’
    APPENDIX VI ‘Tom Noddy’ (pp. 382-382)
  18. APPENDIX VII ‘A Grand Junction Ministry’
    APPENDIX VII ‘A Grand Junction Ministry’ (pp. 383-383)
  19. APPENDIX VIII 1847 Bucks Election Material
    APPENDIX VIII 1847 Bucks Election Material (pp. 385-393)
  20. APPENDIX IX Published Occasional Pieces 1842-1847
    APPENDIX IX Published Occasional Pieces 1842-1847 (pp. 394-399)
  21. APPENDIX X Inventory of the Contents of Grosvenor Gate
    APPENDIX X Inventory of the Contents of Grosvenor Gate (pp. 400-406)
  22. RECIPIENTS, VOLUME FOUR
    RECIPIENTS, VOLUME FOUR (pp. 407-408)
  23. INDEX TO VOLUME FOUR
    INDEX TO VOLUME FOUR (pp. 409-449)
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