Studies in
Studies in Contemporary Biography
作者:Bryce, James Bryce, Viscount, 1838-1922
体例:段 章数:28
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共 28 段- Before long the tide turned. The Dissenters resented the Edu
- To say that Disraeli's heart was somewhat cold is by no mean
- To know England and watch the shifting currents of its opini
- Yet history will not leave him without a meed of admiration.
- He had on the whole a happy life. It is true that the intens
- Ever since there was a bishop at Canterbury at all, that is
- Personally, Anthony Trollope was a bluff, genial, hearty, vi
- As his duties at Lambeth made no great demands on his time,
- Men and women--that is to say, such of them as have characte
- Jessel (born in 1824, died in 1883) was only one among many
- Why, it may be asked, with these gifts, and with so much fir
- The gravest trouble of his life arose in connection with leg
- In private life Northcote had the charm of unpretending mann
- Oratory is the usual avenue to leadership in a democratic mo
- I have not attempted to rewrite the preceding pages in the l
- Every one knows the maxim, _pectus facit theologum_,[40] a m
- The House of Commons then contained, and has indeed usually
- The appearance of one of them, that entitled "Bible," which
- These I pass over, but there is one branch of his active wor
- A Harrow boy once said to his master, "I don't know how it i
- Edwin Lawrence Godkin, the son of a Protestant clergyman and
- When Lord Acton died on 19th June 1902, at Tegern See in Bav
- Of no man who has lived in our times is it so hard to speak
- With this openness and flexibility of mind there went a not
- The dignity and spontaneity which marked the substance of hi
- Whether he was a good judge of men was a question much discu
- With these defects, Mr. Gladstone's Homeric work had the mer
- Gladstone, William Ewart--