England And France: Or A Cure For The Ministerial Gallomania... - Softcover

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England And France: Or A Cure For The Ministerial Gallomania

Benjamin Disraeli

John Murray, 1832

Benjamin Disraeli is perhaps the best known and certainly the most colorful of Britain's Prime Ministers during the long reign of Queen Victoria. He was also a prolific writer. His novelistic trilogy: Sybil, Coningsby, and Tancred and later works: Lothair and Endymion would alone earn him a special place in English life and literature, but it is his career as the leading Conservative of the century and writings and speeches on events of the age that earn him a special place in the pantheon of parliamentary politics.