Eminent Victorians (Unabridged)

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4. Eminent Victorians
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4. Cardinal Manning
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4. I
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4. II
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4. When Froude succeeded in impregnating Newman…
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4. III
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4. Among the letters of congratulation which Manning…
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4. After leaving Naples, Newman visited Loreto…
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4. Newman, in a kind of despair, had flung himself…
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4. IV
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4. At last he became convalescent; but the spiritual…
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4. At last, in the seclusion of his library, Manning turned…
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4. V
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4. The Archbishop of Trebizond had been for some time…
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4. It was determined that the coalition should be ratified…
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4. VI
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4. The years that followed showed to what extent it was…
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4. Such were Newman's thoughts when an unexpected…
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4. The confederates matured their plans. While Newman…
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4. VII
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4. The Rome which Manning reached towards the close…
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4. Two main issues, it soon appeared, were before them…
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4. VIII
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4. IX
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4. X
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4. Florence Nightingale
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4. II
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4. Miss Nightingale came, and she, at any rate, in that…
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4. All at once, word came from the Crimea that a great…
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4. At one time, during several weeks, her vituperations…
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4. III
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4. Of Miss Nightingale's friends, the most important…
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4. Two facts soon emerged, and all that followed turned…
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4. Her wits began to turn, and there was no holding her.
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4. Meanwhile, still ravenous for yet more and more work…
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4. IV
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4. With statesmen and governors at her beck and call…
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4. V
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4. Dr Arnold
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4. From two sides this system of education was…
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4. It was obvious that the primitive methods of discipline…
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4. At the end of the evening service, the culminating…
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4. Dr Arnold waited in vain. But, he did not wait in idleness.
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4. Once or twice he found time to visit the Continent…
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4. In the earlier years of his headmastership Dr Arnold…
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4. The end of General Gordon
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4. In eighteen months, he told Li Hung Chang…
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4. Gordon resigned his command; and it was only with…
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4. His seclusion came to an end in a distinctly providential…
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4. At the end of three years, Gordon resigned his post in…
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4. There is an ancient tradition in the Mohammedan…
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4. El Obeid fell in January, 1883. Meanwhile, events of…
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4. Meanwhile, not only the Government, but the public…
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4. A few days later, it appeared that the conversation…
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4. How, then, are we to explain the Government's action?
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4. In Cairo, in spite of the hostilities of the past…
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4. The original Sultans of the country had unfortunately…
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4. The old statesman was now entering upon the…
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4. One of the last telegrams sent by Gordon before the…
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4. On one side of him was a veering and vacillating…
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4. Lord Hartington's conscience was of a piece with the…
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4. When Mr Gladstone read the words, he realised that…
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4. From the past, he turned to the future, and surveyed…
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4. He spent long hours upon the palace roof, gazing…
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4. The delay of the expedition was even more serious…
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4. When the English force reached Metemmah…
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