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'''William Ewart Gladstone''' (1809-1898), a Scot, was the great [[Liberalism#Liberalism in Britain|Li

...e common during the late nineteenth and the twentieth centuries) include [[William Ewart Gladstone]], [[David Lloyd George]], [[Neville Chamberlain]], [[Winston Churchill]],

...in progress, Sumner's letters from [[Richard Cobden]], [[John Bright]], [[William Ewart Gladstone]] and George Douglas Campbell, were read by Sumner at Lincoln's request to

...''), which was briefly banned because of its unflattering caricatures of [[William Ewart Gladstone|Gladstone]] and his ministers. Similarly, ''[[The Realm of Joy]]'' (1873) w

...s public recognition was equalled only by [[Queen Victoria]] herself and [[William Ewart Gladstone]].<ref name="Rae1">Rae, p. 1.</ref></p>

#[[William Ewart Gladstone]]

...]] concludes his biography of Churchill by comparing him favourably with [[William Ewart Gladstone|W. E. Gladstone]] and summarising:<ref>Jenkins 2001, p. 912.</ref>