The protégé of this politician instituted the Cardwell Reforms of the British Army, while he sought to reform "fallen women."
The protégé of this politician instituted the Cardwell Reforms of the British Army, while he sought to reform "fallen women." He defended the Anglican Church in The State in its Relations with the Church, and he negotiated the Kilmainham Treaty with Parnell. He devised the Midlothian Campaign and discussed the Questions of the East to attack the foreign policies of his rival, although he lost his popularity for allowing Gordon to die at Khartoum. His support for the Irish Home-Rule led to the split of the Unionist faction from his Liberal Party. Known as Grand Old Man, for 10 points, name this British Prime Minister and rival of Benjamin Disraeli.
The protégé of this politician instituted the Cardwell Reforms of the British Army, while he sought to reform "fallen women."
William {Gladstone}