Death of Lord Raglan and Parliamentary reflections of 1855
A London telegraph reports the death of Lord Raglan and tributes pour in from Lord Palmerston Disraeli and other leaders. The piece critiques Crimea campaign decisions cites Eyre success and notes education and Sunday trading bills, with discussion of the Ticket of Leave System and convict reform.
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Lord Granville
Duke of Cambridge
Devil's Own
Controversy over Lord Canning appointment and war policies
The piece denounces Lord Canning as Governor General nominee amid Aberdeen influence, questions the cabinet’s reform pledges, and notes the quarter’s tax-driven war revenue. It contrasts French Emperor Louis Napoleon’s stance with Clarendon, praises Franco-British unity against Russia, and condemns the American Know Nothing movement for defending slavery and opposing universal rights.
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Lord Canning
India
Lord Aberdeen
Lord Derby
Aberdeen
Lord Palmerston
Lord Dufferin
Rowland Hill
Austria
France
England
Russia
Louis Napoleon
Lord Clarendon
Thatussia
America
New World
Know Nothing
God
Lord Raglan's Death and Its War Impact
The article discusses the death of Lord Raglan, commander of the English Army in the Crimea, and argues the event could change the war's outcome. It defends the government's choice of Raglan and questions opposition critiques, noting the dangerous potential of Eastward developments.
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Lon Raanay
Crimea
Lorp Racian
England and France duel for leadership in war and politics
The piece argues Lord Raglan's death reshapes command in the Crimea. It discusses General Simpson as the new leader, British and French strengths, and the risk of misalignment with French aims. It condemns delays, questions national interests, and notes Sunday Trading Bill protests and broader class tensions.
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France
Raglan
Zooment
Eyre
House of Commons
England
Robert Grosvenor
Parliament
Lorn Racnan
Europe
Lorp Racuan
Lord Radan
Pextisten
Lord Racuan
Continent
Priissier
Malakoff
Lord Raglan
Lord Racray
Alma
Balaklava
Inkermann
Prussia
Austria
Lyndhurst
Sebastopol
Baltic
Black Sea
Dhisy
Simpson
Racuan
Lord Granville
Badajoz
St. Paul's
Demos
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Ireland
Q. Wituans
Strand
London
the Weekly Chronicle
Justus
Mr. Disraeli
Lord Hardinge
de Lacy Evang
Lord Cardigan
Manchester