For 10 points, name this Victorian Prime Minister from the Conservative party, a rival of Gladstone, whose name reflects his Jewish ancestry.
This man won his first election in the constituency of Maidstone and once appointed R.A. Cross to spearhead reforms intended to help the working class. This man served as Foreign Minister to the Earl of Derby, whom he succeeded as Prime Minister. He was defeated in the Midlothian Campaign, in part because he did not stop the Bulgarian Horrors. This politician notably attended the Congress of Berlin and lost the first election after the Reform Act of 1867. For 10 points, name this Victorian Prime Minister from the Conservative party, a rival of Gladstone, whose name reflects his Jewish ancestry.
This man won his first election in the constituency of Maidstone and once appointed R.A. Cross to spearhead reforms intended to help the working class.
Benjamin {Disraeli} [accept: {Viscount} of {Beaconsfield}; {Earl} of {Hughenden}]