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War in China: speech of the Rt. Hon. W.E. Gladstone, M.P., March 3rd, 1857 by W E. 1809-1898 Gladstone, 2010-05-18 Substance of the speech of the Right Hon. W.E. Gladstone, M.P. for the University of Oxford: on the affairs of Greece, and the foreign policy of the administration, on the 27th of June, 1850 by W E. 1809-1898 Gladstone, 2010-06-20 Correspondence on church and religion of William Ewart Gladstone; by W E. 1809-1898 Gladstone, D C. 1831-1922 Lathbury, 2010-07-31 Gladstone's speeches, descriptive index and bibliography by W E. 1809-1898 Gladstone, A Tilney Bassett, et all 2010-10-09 Correspondence on church and religion of William Ewart Gladstone; by W E. 1809-1898 Gladstone, D C. 1831-1922 Lathbury, 2010-08-31 Correspondence on church and religion of William Ewart Gladstone; by W E. 1809-1898 Gladstone, D C. 1831-1922 Lathbury, 2010-09-07 Correspondence on church and religion of William Ewart Gladstone by W E. 1809-1898 Gladstone, Daniel Conner Lathbury, 2010-08-20 The might of right; from the writings of William Ewart Gladstone by W E. 1809-1898 Gladstone, E E. b. 1847 Brown, 2010-09-09 The works of Joseph Butler .. by Joseph Butler, W E. 1809-1898 Gladstone, 2010-08-27 Correspondence on church and religion. Selected and arr. by D.C. Lathbury by W E. 1809-1898 Gladstone, Daniel Conner Lathbury, 2010-08-30 The works of Joseph Butler: divided into sections ; with sectional headings, an index to each volume, and some occasional notes, also prefatory matter by Joseph Butler, W E. 1809-1898 Gladstone, et all 2010-08-27 Mycenæ; a narrative of researches and discoveries at Mycenæ and Tiryns by Heinrich Schliemann, W E. 1809-1898 Gladstone, 2010-07-30 Gleanings of past years, 1843-78 by W E. 1809-1898 Gladstone, 2010-09-08 Church principles considered in their results by W E. 1809-1898 Gladstone, 2010-08-29

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61. Records For Liberal Party (Great Britain) -- History -- Sources. (in MARION)
    Liberal Party (Great Britain) History Sources. Records 1 to 1 of 1. Gladstone,WE (William Ewart), 18091898 The Gladstone diaries / edited by MRD Foot.  
    http://vax.vmi.edu/MARION/@LIBERAL PARTY GREAT BRITAIN/dd3f10005000/0
    
    Extractions: Oxford, Clarendon Press, 1968-1994. Holdings: LOCATION: MAIN CALL NUMBER: DA563 .A34 v.1 c.1 Not Checked Out v.2 c.1 Not Checked Out v.3 c.1 Not Checked Out v.4 c.1 Not Checked Out v.5 c.1 Not Checked Out v.6 c.1 Not Checked Out v.7 c.1 Not Checked Out v.8 c.1 Not Checked Out v.9 c.1 Not Checked Out v.10 c.1 Not Checked Out v.11 c.1 Not Checked Out v.12 c.1 Not Checked Out

62. CERAMICS/PARIAN
    Gladstone, William Ewart (18091898), four times prime minister of of the LiberalParty after 1867, Gladstone changed the We accept Checks and Money Orders.  
    http://pages.theroyalpavilion.com/5103/InventoryPage/915236/1.html

63. The Journal Of Liberal Democrat History
    dates in the life of William Ewart Gladstone 18091898. Fringe meeting report LordSkidelsky, 'We Can Conquer review HCG Matthew, The Gladstone Diaries Vols  
    http://www.users.dircon.co.uk/~dbrack/ldhg/journal.html
    
    Extractions: ISSN 1463-6557. This page lists the contents of all the issues of the Journal of Liberal Democrat History (formerly the Liberal Democrat History Group Newsletter) to date, plus the special supplement by Peter Joyce, The Liberal Party and the 1945 General Election To order copies, click here To find out how to contribute to future editions, click here To subscribe to the Journal click here Clement Davies: An Underestimated Welshman and Politician

64. Freedom Today
    We should know more of Dutch Renaissance scholar Erasmus (14661536) who Mill (1806-1873)merits only five pages, while Gladstone (1809-1898) deserves rather  
    http://www.tfa.net/ft/triumph.htm
    
    Extractions: In The Triumph of Liberty, Jim Powell follows the example of Samuel Smiles in Self Help by telling his story through the lives of outstanding exemplars. Where Smiles teaches the creative power of individual enterprise and perseverance mostly in producing new products or works of art, Powell illustrates the varied contributions of often isolated men and women in advancing through words, music or courageous example the majestic cause of human emancipation from oppression and even death. He reminds us, as we should more often remind today's malcontents, that most of human history has been lived out by all but a privileged minority under the thrall of some form of slavery - whether at the hands of kings, feudal hierarchies, 'democratic' assemblies, religious orders, foreign invaders or the statist-socialist totalitarians of more recent memory. Under each of ten themes - such as natural rights, toleration, self-help, economic liberty, spirit of liberty - the author offers in chronological order 8-10 page potted biographies of half-a-dozen or so selected heroes, making 65 in all. Some readers may dissent from the author's choice as, indeed, Paul Johnson does in a short Foreword which nevertheless strongly agrees that 'abstract ideas are best promoted by the study of lives of those who embodied them.'

65. Keynes, On The Virtue Of Extravagance (Or The Evils Resulting From Saving)
    As the title of the chapter we have just quoted indicates, Keynes attacks the economicsof the administrationof William E. Gladstone (18091898), the great  
    http://www.visi.com/~contra_m/pc/1958/4-2extravagance.html
    
    Extractions: Keynes has a "complexified" style of writing. It is, therefore, somewhat difficult to quote him adequately except lengthily. The following quotations are subject to that observation, but the reader may be assured that we are correctly quoting and interpreting the real thrust of Keynes's ideas. Chapter 23 of Keynes's The General Theory of Employment, Interest And Money has the title, "Notes on Mercantilism, The Usury Laws, Stamped Money and Theories of Under-Consumption." This is a historical chapter. Maybe at this point a remark should be made in regard to the position of Keynes in the history of thought and the originality of his thinking. Keynes's ideas were merely a revival of old ideas. There was no originality in them. Mercantilism can be described as the system of Louis XIV in France, or the French economic organization prior to the French Revolution. That was a notoriously burdensome and oppressive system. Mercantilism stood for endless government interventionism, for the denial of economic freedom. Everything was regulated production, employment, prices. Red tape controlled every action. Mercantilism was the paradise of the bureaucrat. One of the great benefits of the Industrial Revolution was the Western world's escape from the shackles of Mercantilism. Essentially, Keynes was a throw back to Mercantilism. He espoused its fallacies. He had implicit faith in government

66. EIPS - The Ecumenical Farce Exposed!
    The great English statesman WE Gladstone (18091898), who was four times BritishPrime Minister in the 19th century, once issued a solemn warning about the  
    http://www.ianpaisley.org/article.asp?ArtKey=beatification

67. The Scriptures - Source & History: Refs. Include Witness Lee, Watchman Nee
    by the principles taught in the Bible, our country will go on prospering and toprosper; but if we and our William Gladstone (18091898), British statesman  
    http://www.thescriptures.org/quotes/
    
    Extractions: Quotes What People Have Said about the Bible - C.S. Lewis , professor of Medieval and Renaissance Literature, Cambridge University No other book has been so chopped, knived, sifted, scrutinized, and vilified. What book on philosophy or religion or psychology or belles lettres of classical or modern times has been subject to such a mass attack as the Bible? with such venom and skepticism? with such thoroughness and erudition? upon every chapter, line, and tenet? - Bernard Ramm - Cleland B. McAfee - Jean Jaques Rousseau , French philosopher - Victor Hugo - Samuel Taylor Coleridge , English poet and literary critic Professor M. Montiero , former Boden professor of Sanskrit, commenting on the Bible after spending forty-two years studying Eastern books - Martin Luther - Woodrow Wilson (1856-1924), 28th President of the United States -Theodore Roosevelt (1858-1919), 26th President of the United States

68. SparkNotes: Europe (1848-1871)
    William Gladstone 1809-1898; leader of the Liberal Party in Great Britain, thoughhe began his career as a Tory; main advocate of the liberal We are always  
    http://www.sparknotes.com/history/european/1871/terms.html
    
    Extractions: document.write ( "" + "" + "" + "" + "" + "" + "" + ""); document.write ( "" + "" + "" + "" + ""); - Navigate Here - Summary Context Terms, People, Events Timeline The Revolutions of 1848 The Crimean War Italian Unification German Unification The Second French Empire (1852-70) Victorian England Reform in Russia The US Civil War European Culture and Politics Study Questions Test Further Reading Classical liberalism - The economic and political philosophy that opposed state intervention in economic affairs, supported free trade, competition, and individual initiative as the key to success; this philosophy was, above all, an attack on privilege, on the aristocrats, on the Anglican Church; liberals believed that talent alone should dictate a man's advancement in the world; supported in England by William Gladstone Conservatism - A political and economic philosophy that supported state intervention in the economy on behalf of the disadvantaged; supported the maintenance of traditional institutions of privilege in the name of preservation of tradition and custom that worked in the past; supported in England by Benjamin Disraeli Frankfurt Assembly - May 1848-June 1849. German national parliament that tried and failed to create a united German state during the 1848 revolutions. First meeting in May 1848, the convention was populated by middle class civil servants, lawyers, and intellectuals dedicated to liberal reform. However, after drawing the boundaries for a German state and offering the crown to Friedrich Wilhelm, the Kaiser refused in March 1849, dooming hopes for a united, liberal Germany, and the Frankfurt assembly dissolved soon after.

69. George The Inequalitarian Liberal
    similar to that practiced by William Ewart Gladstone (18091898), who was I mean theliberalism of Mr. Gladstone, not of That is to say, we placed far greater  
    http://www.msu.edu/user/hallc/george/
    
    Extractions: I must first of all declare that I do not call myself a "conservative", but rather a "classical liberal", or Gladstonian liberal: the kind of liberal who flourished in the second half of the 19th century. That is strange terminology to many people. I will try to elaborate on it further on. Secondly, I do not associate myself with any organized religion, but I believe fervently that all creation functions according to the inspiration and rules of an actively interventionist creator God. My beliefs are explained in God, His Laws and Mankind . I think that the religious "label" most appropriate for my set of beliefs - which was conferred on me by another person - is "enlightened theism". That is good enough for me. My political philosophy arises, as it does for most liberals, from the thoughts of John Locke. My mentors in political philosophy of this century are Friedrich A. Hayek and Karl R. Popper. The political philosophy of both men is very similar to that practiced by William Ewart Gladstone (1809-1898), who was prime minister of Britain four times, for a total of some 14 years, in the 1868-1894 period. It is noteworthy that Gladstone started his political career as a Conservative, but joined the Liberal Party in 1859.

70. GLADSTONE, William Ewart, Autographs, Documents And Manuscripts
    Home Latest Information Contact Links Facsimiles Gladstone, WilliamEwart (18091898). First I do not think that we of the present day  
    http://www.manuscripts.co.uk/stock/20451.HTM
    
    Extractions: '... I am much moved by two considerations. First I do not think that we of the present day ... are well qualified to lay down and to stereotype laws for those who are to come after us in respect to the use of ritual. Secondly I fear that the adoption of strong coercive legislation on this subject would be the beginning of a long series of troubles which please God may be avoided. ...'

71. Provost's Office
    of Stirling, A Christian Statesman William Ewart Gladstone, 18091898 , StaleyFoundation College, “Between Athens and JerusalemMust We Choose? (available  
    http://www.pepperdine.edu/provost/speakerscalendar.html

72. Prince Edward Island: PlaceFinder
    Rt. Hon. WE Gladstone (18091898), British statesman. - PN of PEI,1925. Information courtesy Geomatics Canada. Website architecture  
    http://www.gov.pe.ca/placefinder/index.php3?cgndb=BABDS&city=Gladstone

73. Horace, Ode 3.18
    And with the wine which Venus loves, the brimming cups we'll crown British Prime MinisterWilliam Ewart Gladstone (18091898) made the following translation of  
    http://www.merriampark.com/horcarm318.htm
    
    Extractions: Synopsis (by C.H. Moore): "A hymn to Faunus as protector of the flocks and herds. The occasion, as the tenth verse shows, was not the great city festival of the Lupercalia on February 15, but the country celebration which fell on the 5th of December. The first two strophes contain the prayer for the god's favor; the remaining two describe the holiday." Text Crib Faune, nympharum fugientium amator,

74. Victorian Studies Table Of Contents Volume 42
    William R. McKelvy Gladstone 18091898, by HCG Matthew / 140. Richard A. CosgroveEducation Act Forster A Political Biography of WE Forster (1818-1886), by  
    http://iupjournals.org/victorian/victoc42.html

75. Roy Jenkin's Gladstone (book Review) - Suite101.com
    14, 2000. Related Subject(s) Gladstone, WE (William Ewart), 18091898, Books Reviews , Jenkins, Roy. Gladstone a biography.  
    http://www.suite101.com/article.cfm/945/11833
    
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76. Authors G-I
    18731970 Gilman, Charlotte Perkins, 1860-1935 Ginzberg, Louis, 1873-1953 Gissing,George, 1857-1903 Gladstone, WE (William Ewart), 1809-1898 Glasgow, Ellen  
    http://www.worldwide-library.co.uk/Authors/g-i.htm

77. Oremus Hymnal O Lead My Blindness By The Hand
    We, who with one blest Food are fed, into one body may we grow, and one pure lifefrom thee, the Head, informing all Words William Ewart Gladstone (18091898).  
    http://www.oremus.org/hymnal/o/o127.html

78. Oxford Information - The Scholar's Guide To Oxford, UK. Tourist Information For
    William E Gladstone (18091898). Oxford became an established seat of learning asearly as the 11th century, but the University as we know is today did not  
    http://www.oxford-info.com/University.htm
    
    Extractions: that can be paid to a human being. William E Gladstone (1809-1898) Oxford University is the oldest English speaking university in the world and is able to trace its origins back over at least nine centuries. During that time, Oxford has educated individuals who have gone on to excel in every sphere, including 40 Nobel prize-winners and 25 British Prime Ministers. Today, the University comprises a federation of more than 40 fiercely independent colleges and halls, with more than 16,000 students from 130 countries in residence. Oxford became an established seat of learning as early as the 11th century, but the University as we know is today did not start to take shape until the 12th century. In 1167, due to a dispute with France, Henry II banned all English scholars from attending the University of Paris. Many of these exiled scholars congregated at Oxford and the University began a period of rapid development.

79. Victorian Britain
    prime ministers that culminated in William Gladstone (18091898), the great Gladstone’sexplanation of why he, as a similar enough to us that we can readily  
    http://www.teach12.com/ttc/Assets/courseDescriptions/8490.asp
    
    Extractions: Taught by Professor Patrick N. Allitt Meet the pioneering, paradoxical Britons of the reign of Queen Victoria (1837-1901). Through peaceful and gradual change they built the world’s first industrial democracy, despite living in a class-bound society whose powerful landed aristocracy despised business. They used their imperial resources to suppress the slave trade, and abolished slavery thirty years earlier than the U.S.A. Sometimes zealous for moral and religiously-inspired reforms, they seemed at other times shockingly indifferent to such abuses as child labor in coalmines and wars to force opium into Chinese markets. The Victorians’ achievements in theoretical science were enormous and lasting as well, with Charles Darwin’s theory of biological evolution heading the list.

80. Inventory Of The Charlotte Hanes Harding Autographs Collection,
    Box 1 Folder 33 Gladstone, WE (William Ewart) (18091898) British PrimeMinister. 1881/06/21 ALS, from 10 Downing Street, to Lady Alfred.  
    http://www.libraries.psu.edu/crsweb/speccol/FindingAids/harding4.html

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