The Life of the Rt. Hon. Sir Charles W. Dilke, Volume 1
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1. Front matter2. THE LIFE OF THE RT. HON. SIR CHARLES W. DILKE, BART., M.P.3. THE LIFE OF THE RT. HON. SIR CHARLES W. DILKE BART., M.P.4. PREFACE5. INTRODUCTION6. Introductory material7. Introductory material8. CHAPTER I9. CHAPTER II10. CHAPTER III11. APPENDIX12. CHAPTER IV13. CHAPTER V14. CHAPTER VI15. APPENDIX16. CHAPTER VII17. CHAPTER VIII18. CHAPTER IX19. CHAPTER X20. CHAPTER XI21. CHAPTER XII22. CHAPTER XIII23. APPENDIX24. CHAPTER XIV25. APPENDIX26. CHAPTER XV27. CHAPTER XVI28. CHAPTER XVII29. CHAPTER XVIII30. CHAPTER XIX31. CHAPTER XX32. CHAPTER XXI33. CHAPTER XXII34. CHAPTER XXIII35. CHAPTER XXIV36. CHAPTER XXV37. CHAPTER XXVI38. CHAPTER XXVII39. CHAPTER XXVIII40. CHAPTER XXIX41. APPENDIX42. CHAPTER XXX43. Part of Sir Charles's routine was his morning bout of fencing. [Footnote: Sir Charles's fencing seems to have dated from 1874, during his stay in Paris after his first wife's death. Fuller reference to fencing at 76, Sloane Street and to his antagonists will be found in Chapter XLVII. (Vol. II., pp. 233, 234). ] This was the relaxation which he managed to fit into his crowded daily life, but his weekly holiday he spent upon the river. He notes, just before the Parliamentary crisis due to the bombardment of Alexandria:44. CHAPTER XXXI45. CHAPTER XXXII46. CHAPTER XXXIII