Gladstone judged by Times and public opinion
The piece argues Mr. Gladstone faces Parisic hostility yet persists under electoral tests. It argues Times bias, cites Rathbone Edge and Lord Colin Campbell as proof public judgment is unclear, and warns against sensational newspaper tactics shaping political morality.
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Gladstone
The
Zines
the Times
Jeremiah
Rathbone Edge
Colin Campbell
Times
Europe
Greece
Bulgaria
Crete
Mr. Gladstone
Reforms in Egypt Spark Broad Controversy
Reform era in Egypt unfolds with sweeping changes since the days of Joseph, touching land tenure, governance, and religious practice. Observers debate aims and effects as authorities push modernizing measures amid cautious public response.
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Joseph
Land of
Egypt
Egypt Reform Or Stratagem Amid Foreign Pressure
Analysis argues that Egypt's proposed reforms mirror ancient Josephian measures by placing the Khedive's private lands under state control to aid finances. It questions genuine democracy, noting Nubar Pasha’s conditions for a constitutional ministry and warns the reforms hinge on financial fixes rather than popular will.
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Joseph
Pharaoh
Cairo
Rivers Wilson
Cave
Gosche
Duaira
Nubar Pasha
Paris
Kxhedive
Egypt
Brotherhood of
Council of Ministers
New German Parliament Shapes Up After Elections
A report outlines the 60 Conservatives 50 Free Conservatives 97 National Liberals 99 Ultramontanes and other groups forming the new German Parliament. It notes Liberals as the largest faction, Conservatives next, and Ultramontanes third, with Social Democrats unexpectedly rising to nine seats. The Germania questions party alignments, while Prussia’s draft law replaces an imperial court for press and association issues with a Bundesrath committee as final arbiter.
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Liberal Party
Germania
Centre
Social Democrats
Prussia
Bundesrath
Federal Council