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Spain Revolt, Exiled Queen, and European Reactions
The Spanish revolution is consummated with Queen Isabella seeking asylum in the Castle of Pau and the Madrid Provisional Government circulating declarations. Proposals to curb church power, abolish slavery in Cuba, and broader republican reforms are noted, while French and British politics reflect the upheaval. There are remarks on Prim, Serrano, Olozaga, and Disraeli, plus coverage of the Social Science Congress in Birmingham and Livingstone’s eastern expedition update.
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Isabella
Pau
Napoleon III
France
Madrid
Spain
Marshal Serrano
Times
Prim
Saragossa
Senor Olozaga
Granada
José Alhama
Italy
Cuba
Vatican
Brecon
Worcester
Tower Hamlets
Hughes
Lambeth
H. Rawlinson
Frome
United Liberal Party
Berkshire
Chippenham
Lord Stanley
King’s Lynn
North Lancashire
Irish Church Commission
Disraeli
Social Science Congress Atirmingham
Lord Carnarvon
Lord Brougham
Social Science Association
Mundella
Sheffield
Court of Arbitration
Bombay
Livingstone
Zanzibar
Africa
Nile
England
The Disraeli Manifesto Review in Buckinghamshire Speech
The article critiques Disraeli's manifesto as an opposition document aimed at Mr Gladstone. It argues the Premier offers a negative policy, pledging only to oppose, with no clear positive program. The commentary notes Disraeli’s speech shows a tacit confession of directing policy without specifics.
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Gladstone
Buckingham
Disraeli
Disraeli and the Church in Politics Debate
A critical analysis argues that Disraeli cannot sustain a religiously charged ministry. It contends his policy would hinge on ecclesiastical patronage, risking irrational allegiance and reinforcing a Church-dominated state in Ireland and Britain. The piece questions the claimed link between religion and political authority as a safeguard of civilization.
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Mr. Disraeli
Lord Stanley
Mr. Hardy
Gladstone
United Kingdom
Mr. Gladstone
House of Lords
Ireland