Gladstone and disraeli, B. H. Abbott, ed. Collins educational, tapa blanda

“Rarely has the British political stage been dominated at one time by two such fascinating characters as Disraeli and Gladstone, whose intense personal rivalry and deep and abiding mutual hatred added a new dimension to party politics in the post-Palmerstonian period. In examining the development of the two men’s ideas and attitudes and discussing their impact on the mid-Victorian world, Bruce Abbott has made it possible for the present-day student to judge for himself the relative merits of two great British statesmen.”-Publisher.