Bygones Worth Remembering, Vol. 2 (of 2)
by OpenStories
Original author: George Jacob Holyoake
"Bygones Worth Remembering, Vol. 2 (of 2)" by George Jacob Holyoake is a collection of historical accounts and reflections, likely written in the late 19th century. This work delves into the lives and thoughts of prominent figures of the time, such as Mr. Gladstone and Herbert Spencer, exploring their contributions to society and the complexities of their characters. Through his narratives, Holyoake presents a candid and insightful examination of political and philosophical developments in his era." "The opening of the book highlights Holyoake's engaging conversations with historical giants like Mr. Gladstone, capturing the essence of their personalities and ideologies. It paints a vivid picture of a breakfast gathering with Gladstone, where lively discussions and anecdotes unfold, showcasing Gladstone's wit and breadth of knowledge. Holyoake reflects on the significance of these interactions, emphasizing the influence of these figures on contemporary thought and politics. This introduction effectively sets the stage for a deeper exploration of both the individuals discussed and the socio-political climate of the period, inviting readers to consider the lessons and legacies of the past."
Bygones Worth Remembering, Vol. 2 (of 2), by George Jacob Holyoake. Republished by OpenStories from Project Gutenberg eBook #36796.
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24 Chapters
- 1.Chapter XXIV: Conversations with Mr. Gladstone2,864 words
- 2.Chapter XXV: Herbert Spencer, the Thinker3,413 words
- 3.Chapter XXVI: Singular Career of Mr. Disraeli2,972 words
- 4.Chapter XXVII: Characteristics of Joseph Cowen3,007 words
- 5.Chapter XXVIII: Characteristics of Joseph Cowen2,989 words
- 6.Chapter XXIX: The Peril of Scruples3,199 words
- 7.Chapter XXX: Taking Sides2,977 words
- 8.Chapter XXXI: Things Which Went as They Would3,551 words
- 9.Chapter XXXII: Story of the Lambeth Palace Grounds6,307 words
- 10.Chapter XXXIII: Social Wonders Across the Water2,873 words
- 11.Chapter XXXIV: The Established Church at Sea678 words
- 12.Chapter XXXV: Adventures in the Streets4,083 words
- 13.Chapter XXXVI: Limping Thrift913 words
- 14.Chapter XXXVII: Mistrust of Moderation1,228 words
- 15.Chapter XXXVIII: Penal Christianity1,336 words
- 16.Chapter XXXIX: Two Sundays504 words
- 17.Chapter XL: Byways of Liberty594 words
- 18.Chapter XLI: Lawyers' Licence709 words
- 19.Chapter XLII: Christian Days4,657 words
- 20.Chapter XLIII: New Convictions Which Came Unsought2,404 words
- 21.Chapter XLIV: Difficulty of Knowing Men2,826 words
- 22.Chapter XLV: Ideas for the Young1,879 words
- 23.Chapter XLVI: Experiences on the Warpath2,876 words
- 24.Chapter XLVII: Looking Backwards5,290 words