Selected Speeches, Ed. by T.E. Kebbel

This collection, "Selected Speeches, Ed. by T.E. Kebbel," showcases the powerful and influential oratory of Benjamin Disraeli, a towering figure in 19th-century British politics. Disraeli, a celebrated novelist and statesman, served as Prime Minister twice and left an indelible mark on the political landscape. This compilation, carefully selected and edited by T.E. Kebbel, presents a range of Disraeli's most significant speeches, offering insights into his political philosophy, his views on empire, and his vision for Britain's role in the world.

Readers will discover the rhetorical skill and intellectual depth that made Disraeli a compelling force in Parliament and a captivating speaker on the public stage. These speeches provide a valuable window into the key debates and issues that shaped Victorian Britain and continue to resonate with students of history, politics, and rhetoric. Explore the mind of a master orator and gain a deeper understanding of a pivotal era in British history.

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