Gladstone, Right Hon. W. E., 34; compared with Disraeli, 35-42, 55, 98; and Cobden, 40, _n._ 2; and Oswald Millbank, 122, _n._ 1; Catholic University Bill, 169, _n._ 1; favours Canadian “retaliation” on America, 136, _n._ 1; prerogative, 190-191; and Bright, 207-208; precedent, 213, _n._ 1; corrected, 128, _n._ 1, 172, 184, 187, 222, _n._ 1, 258; his praise, 256, 262, 264; on Disraeli’s wit, 295; alluded to, 295; on indifference to world, 318; tribute of, to Disraeli, 326; inconsistencies in tactics, 36, _n._ 1 Goethe, 15, 63, 157 Gordon, General, 208 Graham, Sir J., 34, 41, 236 Graves, Mr., and Bradenham, 24, _n._ 1 Grant-Duff, Sir Mountstuart, 34 Granville, Lord, 295; tribute of, to Disraeli, 326 Greece, 224-225, 226, 232, _n._ 1, 243 Greenwood, Mr. Frederick, 43, _n._ 1 Grey, Lord, 21, 74, 109, 110 Guthrie, Dr., 43 Hallam, A., 124 Hamid, Abdul, 227, 232, _n._ 1, 233 Hartington, Lord (Duke of Devonshire), on Disraeli, 12, 254 Hatherley, Lord, 44 Hayward, Abraham (critic), 17, _n._ 2, 38 Heine, Heinrich, 9; on the People, 121; humour, 296 Herbert, Sidney, 39 Hook, Theodore, 270 Hope, “Anastasius,” 124 ----, Mr. Beresford, 290 Hudson, Sir J., 213 Hume (reformer), 77, 94; refuted on taxation theory, 97, 98, 103, 105, 112, 201 India, 193, 200; Disraeli’s policy for, 215, 216; the Mutiny, 217-221, 225, 232; his Eastern policy, Indian, 232, and _passim_ throughout Ch. VI. Ireland, 33, 84, 127, 132, 133, 175; Disraeli’s early sympathy with, 256; follows Pitt’s policy, _ib._; his wonderful early speeches on the real question, 256-258; interpreted by later and much later utterances, 258-260; and Disraeli’s view of coercion, 258, _n._ 1; wish for strong government and an executive in touch with the people, 258, 260; variety of employment, 261; “conquered people,” 261, _n._ 1; Fenianism (_see_ America), _ib._, _n._ 2; progress from 1844 to 1868, 260-262; disestablishment and disendowment of Church, 262-266; Disraeli’s warning, 1881 ... 266; policy “to create, not to destroy,” 259, 261; against “identity of institutions,” 257; land question, 265, 267; pauperism, 260 Italy, 45, 226; Disraeli’s attitude towards, 241-243; his private sympathy checked by public policy, 241-242 Jamaica, 201 Johnson, Dr., 280 Jowett, Benjamin, cited on Eastern question, 230; on Disraeli, 321 Kandahar, 208, 215 _et seq._ and _n._ 1 Kebbel, Mr., 9; quoted, 129 Kenealy, Dr., 34 Lamb, Lady Caroline, 276 Lamington, Lord (Baillie Cochrane), 27, 124, 125 Landor, W. Savage, 291, _n._ 1 Lassalle, Ferdinand, 122 Layard, Sir Henry, 23, 224, 270 Leighton, Lord, 203 Lewis, Wyndham, Mr., 28 Lind, Jenny, Disraeli’s reference to, 324, _n._ 1 Liverpool, Lord, 83, _n._ 3, 132