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ENGLISH HISTORY: CHAPTER I
1894
Overview
The Compromise on the Local Government Bill (pg. 1). Debate in Committee (pg. 1-5). The Featherstone Inquiry (pg. 5-6). The Horncastle Election (pg. 6-7). Mr. A. J. Balfour at Manchester (pg. 7-11). The Local Government Bill read a Second Time by the Lords (pg. 11-13). Attitude of the Liberal Unionists (pg. 13). Meeting of the Conservative Peers (pg. 13-14). The Employers' Liability Bill in the Lords (pg. 14). Lord Dudley's Amendment (pg. 14-16). First Rumour of Mr. Gladstone's Retirement (pg. 16-17). Mr. Chamberlain at the Edgbaston Conservative Club (pg. 17-19). The Local Government Bill in Committee (pg. 19-25). Lord Salisbury's Defeat (pg. 25-28). Meeting of the National Liberal Federation (pg. 28-30). Scotch Fisheries Bill (pg. 30). Conflict between the Two Houses as to Employers' Liability Bill (pg. 30-31). Mr. Cobb's Amendment (pg. 31-34). The Local Government Bill and the Lords' Amendment (pg. 34). Further Struggle between the Two Houses (pg. 34-42). The Employers' Liability Bill Withdrawn (pg. 42). The Lords' Amendment in House of Commons (pg. 42-52). The Liberal Unionists and the Parish Councils Bill (pg. 52-54). Mr. Gladstone's Last Speeches (pg. 54-56). Mr. Gladstone's Resignation (pg. 56-59). Lord Rosebery appointed Prime Minister (pg. 59-61). Atttiude of the Liberal Unionists (pg. 61-62). Government and the Anarchists page (pg. 62-63).
