Disraeli and the Art of Victorian Politics (Anthem Perspectives in History) - Tapa blanda

'Dr St John has not merely given us a satisfying tool for analysing Disraeli. He has also provided a well-researched political biography...a solid work of scholarship.' --John McLeod, Associate Professor of History, University of Louisville

'An excellent and enjoyable political biography of Benjamin Disraeli... Notable are the author's use of diaries and letters which provide a decidedly 'first-hand' commentary on the thoughts and actions of Disraeli and those with whom he came in contact.' --Howard B. Fedrick, Assistant Professor, Department of History, King's College

'With welcome clarity and deft analysis, Ian St John unlocks the mind of one of the most fascinating figures in nineteenth-century England, and in so doing makes accessible to the uninitiated the mysteries, manoevrings and machinations of Victorian politics.' --Tod E. Jones, Professor of English, University of Maryland and author of The Broad Church: A Biography of a Movement

An excellent and enjoyable political biography of Benjamin Disraeli... Notable are the author's use of diaries and letters which provide a decidedly 'first-hand' commentary on the thoughts and actions of Disraeli and those with whom he came in contact. --Howard B. Fedrick, Assistant Professor, Department of History, King's College

With welcome clarity and deft analysis, Ian St John unlocks the mind of one of the most fascinating figures in nineteenth-century England, and in so doing makes accessible to the uninitiated the mysteries, manoevrings and machinations of Victorian politics. --Tod E. Jones, Professor of English, University of Maryland and author of The Broad Church: A Biography of a Movement

An excellent and enjoyable political biography of Benjamin Disraeli... Notable are the author's use of diaries and letters which provide a decidedly 'first-hand' commentary on the thoughts and actions of Disraeli and those with whom he came in contact. --Howard B. Fedrick, Assistant Professor, Department of History, King's College

With welcome clarity and deft analysis, Ian St John unlocks the mind of one of the most fascinating figures in nineteenth-century England, and in so doing makes accessible to the uninitiated the mysteries, manoevrings and machinations of Victorian politics. --Tod E. Jones, Professor of English, University of Maryland and author of The Broad Church: A Biography of a Movement