Alliance drift in Guardian critique and clergy politics
A critique argues that the Guardian defies imperial zeal and shows steady opposition to imperialism while noting clergy influence in public affairs. It predicts an inevitable drift toward Tory alignment within the establishment and laments Liberal churchmanship fading as the alliance between church and party strengthens.
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The
Guardian
Old World
Earth
Elijah
Baal
Liberal Party
Toryism Advantage Prompts Liberal Disestablishment Push
The text argues that Tory advantage will give momentary gains but will force the Liberal party to make disestablishment their first policy move on the program.
Old Friends With New Face in Eastern Question Debate
An editorial fumes over Beaconsfield’s foreign policy, blaming the Salisbury government for failing to settle the Eastern Question. It argues Britain abdicated leadership, warns of rising Turkish collapse, and predicts Germany and Austria may gain in influence as crises mount.
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Beaconsfield
Bismarck
Berlin
England
Russia
Salisbury-Schouvaloff
Lord Hartington
Newcastle
Lord Salisbury
Princ Bismarck
Vienna
Germany
Austria
Europe
Balkans
Cyprus
Midhat Pasha
Syria
Foreign Office
Roumelia
Balkan
Philippopolis
European Commission
Constantinople
Times
Aleko Pasha
Alexander
Bulgaria
Thessaly
Micedonia
Adrianople
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Lord Beaconsfield
Ottoman Empire
Grant Duff
Archibald Forbes Highlighted as Veteran War Correspondent
Archibald Forbes, noted for saddle-sore endurance and agile prose, is profiled as a premier war correspondent. The article lauds his service in the Crimean era, 1870 71 campaign near Paris, Balkan campaigns with Russia, and Zululand coverage including the Ulundi victory news.
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Archibald Forbes
Daily News
Russell
Times
Forbes
Paris
Balkan Peninsula
Turkey
Zululand
Ulundi
Europe