An edition of Personal forces of the period
(1898)
Personal forces of the period
by T. H. S. Escott
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Table of Contents
At court.
From Robert Cecil to Lord Salisbury.
The Duke and Duchess of Devonshire.
The Earl of Rosebery.
The party of two: Sir Charles Dilke, Mr. Joseph Chamberlain.
The brothers Balfour.
Sir William Harcourt.
Lord Welby: permanent officials, imperial and civic.
Diplomatists, new style, and Sir Philip Currie.
Lord Wolseley and "those about him."
Lord Charles Beresford.
Lord Chief Justice Russell of Killowen.
Lord Ashbourne (Mr. Edward Gibson)
The Rothschilds.
Lord Glenesk.
Printing House square.
Bishop and historian: the Rt. Rev. Dr. C. W. Stubbs.
Canon Gore and the Lux mundi school.
Personal forces of nonconformity.
An academical group.
The "faculty" as a social force.
Sir John Lubbock.
George Meredith and his disciples.
Alfred Austin and some other singers.
Sir E. Burne-Jones and the P.R.A.
Sir Henry Irving and other lights of the play.
London hostesses.
Some personal forces, less visible but not less real.
Mr. Cecil Rhodes and his friends.
Mr. W. W. Astor and the American colony.
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| April 28, 2010 | Edited by Open Library Bot | Linked existing covers to the work. |
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