Abstract
Lowe had resigned as a Times leader-writer some time before he knew he was to be Chancellor. When he returned to the (opposition) backbenches in 1874, neither he nor Delane suggested a renewal of the role. Instead Lowe became a prolific, brilliant and biting contributor to the political and literary reviews.
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Notes
R. Lowe ‘Have We Abolished Imprisonment for Debt?’, Fortnightly Review, 21, new series, 1 March 1877, p. 313.
R. Lowe, ‘The Birmingham Plan of Public House Reform’, Fortnightly Review, vol. 21, new series, 1 January 1877, p. 4.
R. Lowe, ‘The Value to the United Kingdom of the Foreign Dominions’, Fortnightly Review, 23, new series, 1 November 1877, p. 620.
R. Lowe, ‘A Simple Way Out of the Indian Difficulty’, Fortnightly Review, vol. 36, new series, 1 July 1879, p. 24.
R. Lowe, ‘Imperialism’, Fortnightly Review, vol. 24, new series, 1 October 1878, p. 454.
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Maloney, J. (2005). Beer, Bankruptcy and Empire. In: The Political Economy of Robert Lowe. Palgrave Macmillan, London. https://doi.org/10.1057/9780230504042_11
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