Lord George Bentinck

A political novel that explores the themes of class, power, and corruption in Victorian England. The story follows the life of Lord George Bentinck, a young aristocrat who becomes embroiled in a political scandal involving his cousin, the Prime Minister. As he navigates the treacherous waters of politics, Bentinck must confront his own moral failings and the corrupting influence of power.

By Benjamin Disraeli · First published 1859 · Genre: Biography, Historical, Political · 13 chapters

Contents

• "The Man"
• "The Protection Problem"
• "The Irish Question"
• "The Cure for Irish Ills"
• "The Passing of O'Connell."
• "A Third Party"
• "Railroads for Ireland"
• "The Versatility of Lord George Bentinck"
• "The Great Panic"
• "The Jews"
• "Jewish Disabilities"
• "Leader Perforce"
• "The Curtain Falls"

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• Sybil, or the Two Nations (1845)
• Coningsby or the New Generation (1840)
• Count Alarcos a Tragedy (1823)
• The Voyage of Captain Popanilla (1827)
• Lothair (1870)
• The Rise of Iskander (1874)
• Vivian Grey (1826)
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