Nineteenth century British prime ministers

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	"The final volume of Ehrman's massive biography of William Pitt the Younger, covering the final decade of his life.  Both exhaustive and exhausting."

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	"A new study that attempts to rehabilitate Addington's image"

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	"An intelligent, well-researched Life of this obscure prime minister, who was often overshadowed by his cousin William Pitt."

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	"The only biography available of Perceval, the only prime minister ever assassinated."

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	"An excellent biography of this long-serving prime minister, by one of the great historians of the period."

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	"A good modern biography of this important politician, whose own faults prevented him from becoming prime minister until just a few weeks before his death."

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	"Jones' biography redresses many of the negative perceptions of this long-serving politician, whose premiership failed in difficult circumstances."

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	"A one-volume condensation of Longford's two-volume biography, one of the few that broadens the focus from Wellington's military achievements to include his later political career."

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	"Good modern account of the Whig prime minister who championed the first Reform Act in 1832."

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	"A modern Life of the prime minister who served as Queen Victoria's political mentor."

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	"The second volume of Gash's excellent biography of Peel, covering Peel's life during both of his governments."

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	"The standard modern biography of this long-standing reformer who served twice as prime minister."

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	"The first volume of a new and definitive account of a long-overlooked prime minister and Conservative Party leader."

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	"Hawkins's second volume covers the years of Derby's three premierships, rescuing his legacy from Disraeli's undeservedly long shadow."

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	"A good examination of Aberdeen's public career, whose coalition government fell apart amidst accusations of mismanaging the Crimean War."

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	"An excellent account of Palmerston's early years, intended to be the first of a two-volume biography that unfortunately was never completed by the author."

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	"Though excessively detailed with the minutiae of foreign policy, Brown's book is an informative study of Palmerston's life and career."

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	"The classic biography of Disraeli, this is a superb account of a complex and fascinating figure."

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	"A first-rate survey of Gladstone's life and career by the editor of the Gladstone diaries, based on his introductions for that multi-volume work."

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	"Winner of the Whitbread Prize; Jenkins uses his experience as a minister to offer insight into Gladstone's career."

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	"A good, readable examination of this long-serving premier."

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	"Steele offers a good analytical approach to understanding Salisbury's political career."

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	"The standard biography of Rosebery."

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	"A well-written new Life of Rosebery, a dazzling young politician who never lived up to his promise as prime minister."