European tensions dominate week as Gramont speech stirs conflict
The week unfolds amid European agitation over France and England. The Duc de Gramont’s Wednesday speech triggers imperial bravado, sparking panic in Paris and London stock markets while English politics drift on Irish land reforms and university tests as Norwich satisfaction grows with J H Tillett’s decisive election win.
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Lord Whitworth
France
England
Duc de Gramont
Prussia
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Paris
London
Italy
House of Lords
Earl of
Leitrim
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Duke of Richmond
Chichester Fortescue
Lords
The Triumph of Reaction in Education Reform
Analyzes Liberal party reaction to the Education Bill, arguing that religious equality was traded for primary education gains. Claims disunity among Nonconformists hindered unified opposition, while the Government leveraged division to push through the bill. Notes cycles of enthusiasm and indifference shaping policy over time.
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Mundella
Forster
Trevelyan
Richard
Winterbotham
Norwich
J. H. Tillett
Huddleston
Tillett
E. Strachey
Mr. Gladstone
England
Scotland
Leeds
Bristol
Hackney
Merthyr Tydvil
Stroud
Liberals Support Gaining Ground After Accession to Commons
The text lauds a Liberal figure for new accession to the House of Commons and notes government reliance on Liberal support for advancing political measures. It congratulates both the individual and their Liberal colleagues on the ascent and potential influence in Parliament.
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Marquis of Salisbury
Church of England
Oxford
Cambridge
Durham
Oxford University
Commons
Lords
the Times
House of Commons
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