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Curzon, imperial statesman, David Gilmour

Label
Curzon, imperial statesman, David Gilmour
Language
eng
Bibliography note
Includes bibliographical references (p. 651-662) and index
resource.biographical
individual biography
Illustrations
illustrationsmaps
Index
index present
Literary Form
non fiction
Main title
Curzon
Nature of contents
bibliography
Oclc number
52348703
Responsibility statement
David Gilmour
Sub title
imperial statesman
Table Of Contents
Illustrations -- Preface to the American edition -- Preface -- Maps -- Ancestral silence -- Passionate resolves : Eton, 1872-1878 -- Layng the foundations : Oxford, 1878-1883 -- Twin passions : women and work, 1882-1885 -- The journey to Westminster, 1885-1887 -- Travel with a purpose, 1887-1890 -- The coming man, 1890-1895 -- Hearts and souls -- Number two at the FO -- Sailing to Bombay -- The governance of Inida -- Let India be my judge -- Partners and colleagues : the problem of the princes -- Guarding the frontiers -- The Viceroy's routine -- 1902 : Proconsular Zenith -- Fatal appointments, 1902-1903 -- The Gulf, Bengal and Tibet -- An inifinitude of trouble : England, 1904 -- Kirchener's conspiracy -- The breaking of the Viceroy -- Ever man's hand -- Picking up the pieces -- The conversion of Diehard, 1909-1911 -- Suffragists and other targets, 1911-1914 -- Lord Curzon at home -- In search of a role, 1914-1915 -- Air board and war cabinet, 1916 -- The second Lady Curzon -- Eastern questions, 1917 -- Lord President -- The foreign office at last -- Middle Eastern scrambles, 1919-1955 -- Lloyd George and the Turks, 1919-1922 -- Resurgence : Lausanne, 1922-1923 -- Family sagas -- Ultimate disappointments, 1923-1925 -- Chronology -- Notes -- Sources and bibliography -- Acknowlegments -- Index. â ¯[
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