James Kenneth Stephen,
The Intellectual Decline of a Liberal Unionist
(1888)
“ Hitherto a mild and harmless Liberal, with no relish for the methods of some of his leaders, and not apt to go out of his way to look for political excitement, he suddenly developed into a Liberal Unionist of the deepest dye. ”
James Kenneth Stephen,
The Intellectual Decline of a Liberal Unionist
(1888)
“ He is a barrister, not unknown in the Royal Courts; he has a facile pen, always at the service of his friends, and at that of the editors of daily papers and monthly magazines; he has long earned a reasonable income, and has been a welcome guest at numerous dinner-tables; he is a model husband, and an indulgent father. ”
