1876 Letter to William Gladstone

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Letter to William Gladstone (1876)
by Sabine Baring-Gould

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.

171879Letter to William Gladstone1876Sabine Baring-Gould

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.