Die Spiegel von Downing Street; einige politische Reflexionen. von Jak. M. Balfour und Dame Blanche Cecil; Neffe des verstorbenen Marquis von Salisbury und daher 1. Cousin thepresent Marquis, Lord Robert Cecil, und Herrn Hugh Cecil. Educ: Eton und Trinity Slg., Cambridge; LL.D. Edinburgh, St. Andrews, Cambridge, Dublin, Glasgow, Manchester, Liverpool, Birmingham, Bristol, Sheffield, Columbia (New York); D.C.L. Oxford. M.P. forHertford, 1874-85; Private Secy zu seinem Onkel, dem verstorbenen Marquis von Salis-Bury, 1878-80; auf Mission mit Salisbury und Signalleuchten - Feld, 1878 nach Berlin serviert; Geheimrat, 18.

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The mirrors of Downing street; some political reflections . of Jas. M. Balfour and Lady Blanche Cecil;nephew of the late Marquis of Salisbury and therefore 1st cousin to thepresent Marquis, Lord Robert Cecil, and Lord Hugh Cecil. Educ:Eton and Trinity Coll., Cambridge; LL.D. Edinburgh, St. Andrews, Cambridge, Dublin, Glasgow, Manchester, Liverpool, Birmingham, Bristol, Sheffield, Columbia (New York); D.C.L. Oxford. M.P. forHertford, 1874-85; Private Secy to his uncle, the late Marquis of Salis-bury, 1878-80; served on Mission to Berlin with Salisbury and Beacons-field, 1878; Privy Councillor, 1885; President of Local GovernmentBoard, 1885-86; Secy for Scotland, 1886-87; Lord Rector, St. Andrews, 1886; Secy for Ireland, 1887-91; Lord Rector, Glasgow, 1890; Chancel-lor of Edinburgh since 1891; First Lord of Treasury, 1891-92; PresidentBritish Association, 1904; Prime Minister, 1902-1905; Leader of theCommons, 1895-1906; 1st Lord of the Admiralty 1915-16; Head ofBritish Mission to America, 1917; Author of a series of philosophical andeconomic works.. RT. HON. ARTHUR JAMES BALFOUR u. & u. CHAPTER VIMR. ARTHUR BALFOUR A sceptre once put into the hand, the grip is instinctive; and he who isfirmly seated in authority soon learns to think security and not progress, the highest lesson of statecraft.—J. R. Lowell. In one of the Tales Crabbe introduces to us a younglady, Arabella by name, who read Berkeley, Bacon, Hobbes, and Locke and was such a prodigy of learningthat she became the wonder of the fair town in which, as he tells us, she shone like a polished brilliant. Fromthat town she reaped, and to that town she gave, renown: And strangers coming, all were taught tadmireThe learned Lady, and the lofty Spire. One feels that in Mr. Balfour there is something ofboth the learned Lady and the lofty Spire. He is atonce spinsterish and architectural. I mean that he isa very beautiful object to look at, and at the same time afrustrated and perverse nature. Moreover his learningpartakes

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• bookcentury1900
• bookdecade1920
• bookpublishernewyo
• bookyear1921