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Benjamin Disraeli

Benjamin Disraeli (1804-1881) was one of the most important figures in nineteenth-century Europe, spending three decades in British government and twice serving as prime minister, as well as being a well-known literary figure. A convert to Anglicanism, he was Britain's first and thus far only Prime Minister of Jewish heritage.

Books by Benjamin Disraeli

Benjamin Disraeli Letters

1860-1864, Volume VIII

by (author) Benjamin Disraeli
edited by M.G. Wiebe, Mary S. Millar, John Robson & Ellen L. Hawman

Benjamin Disraeli Letters

1848-1851, Volume V

by (author) Benjamin Disraeli
edited by J.B. Conacher & M.G. Wiebe

Benjamin Disraeli Letters

1842-1847, Volume IV

by (author) Benjamin Disraeli
edited by J.B. Conacher & M.G. Wiebe

A Year at Hartlebury, Or, The Election

by (author) Benjamin Disraeli & Sarah Disraeli

A Year at Hartlebury, Or, The Election

by (author) Benjamin Disraeli & Sarah Disraeli

Benjamin Disraeli Letters

1835-1837, Volume II

by (author) Benjamin Disraeli
edited by John Gunn, John Matthews, Donald Schurman & Melvin Wiebe

Benjamin Disraeli Letters

1815-1834, Volume I

by (author) Benjamin Disraeli
edited by John Gunn, John Matthews, Donald Schurman & Melvin Wiebe