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.curious dairy, and many extracts _ from _--England, and selsed it on its higher side. » if them are published for the first time.-Vllis religion was eccentric., .hut it was ‘ _ ts

ral ion, the Bible was the rock on which

to make it so.

._/f1'_»_1',‘_£’~, ,_ _ did not meet his views. A laborious and ’/f’//;’;ff/,5}?_?i_%§55»,; , anxious day. 11-Cabinet, Explained my /,'~/,{/ !""' ’ cuseia. cnsssi 12-oubiuet 13 very

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' . _ »_ _ stiff. We ‘broke up’ in one sense and all

_;»;, __ j /// / Q butin another. 13-Cabinet346. My /’/7 "// /// plan as now framed was accepted, Lord .

// /, ,_P`.ilmerston yielding gracefully; Stanley - ‘ of Alderly almost the only kicker. The o plan of one bill was accepted atcerdmh

ing, 15-H of C, financial statement*

- ~ _ three hours. The figures rather made my

' head ache. It was the discharge of a

country We mark a slanal trait. N

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that peace giving their country back to the Boers ought never to have been made at all on any termsior in any way. This was not the point from which either Cabinet or _Parliament started. The Government has decided that annexation

posed inquiry. Th » Government assented cn condition that the Boers dispersed- Without waiting a reasonable time for a reply our General was worstcd in a rash and trivial attack.Did this cancel our pro-

everlasting human prononees to mix up different questions and to answer one point by arguments that belong to another, all combined to produce .a confusion of mind thata certain school of partisans have traded upon ever since Strange in mighty nations is moral cowardice disguised as Roman pride. All the more may we admire the moral

now improvidently let the genie forth from the jar. Gordon’s policies were many and very mutable.

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‘When Gordon left this conutry,‘ said?

Mr. Gladstone, ‘and when he arrived int Egypt. he declared it io be a fixed portion of his policy that no British policy should be employ ed in aid of his mission.” When March came he Hung himself with ardor into the policy of ‘smashing up‘ the Mahdi, with resort to Brit-lsh and Indian troops. This was a violent reversal of all that had been either settled or dreamed of /whether in Londoh ' or at Cairo. To

throw. But then what was it but a gamblers throw to send Gordon himself? To run sn the risks iuvoivea in the de- spatch of Gordon, and then Immediately to refuse the request that he persistently represented. as furnishing him his only

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all of them will prove of great historical plaasihlllties ;- .his speech was sharp, ' f » importance. Among some of the iinpor- pithy, rapid and ironic; aboveall, he ‘"°6' A'?°°3 °i°tm°°“° tl" ’°`°“‘°. »_ l' tant events dealt with are the Trent knew the ways of war and would not bear Dr’ cm” °’ H ‘ dal" me’ t‘° R 7°" adair the battle of Msjuba Hill. the de- the sword for naught. All this was ‘ny `°l'h" kind he mes w °n”°_h buf? ”3‘

’ nment byi saying “This is as `goo_:i as

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sung, in 1357, immense inconvenience of the statesman ~ _ - . _

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On the fall of Khartum andthe death General Gordon Mr Morley writes-

tregie tale which _ the author re- veals relentlessly, until he sums it up in two or three pregnant sentences:-‘Dim fractions grew thicker upon the Cabinet, and a just reader now far away from the region of votes of censure will bear them

the battle of the routes with unabated' tenacity for month after month. The idea that the relieving force was only two days late is misleading. Gladstone wrote to one of his former colleagues long after: ‘W e ought to have known that a hero of heroes is not the proper person to give effect at a distant point, and in most

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