1876 Letter to William Gladstone
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| Letter to William Gladstone by |
The Turk and the Tory→ |
| Containing a poem that Baring-Gould didn't believe was fit for publication, this letter was sent September 23, 1876 to his patron William Gladstone in agreement of outrage at the policies of Benjamin Disraeli. |
Excuse a line to express the depth of gratitude I feel for your letter, pamphlet and speech on the Eastern Question. Out of the abundance of the heart the mouth speaks and after Lord Beaconsfield’s outrage at Aylesbury I cannot contain myself from expressing my feelings.
I enclose some lines on the question somewhat too stinging for publication but true.
