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NOTES
In order to bring these notes within reasonable compass, I have
adhered in nearly all instances to the following rules:
1. To confine the notes entirely to references, omitting every-
thing of an explanatory nature.
2. To make citations only by the surnames of the authors or
editors (except where confusion might occur), or by the contractions
given in the accompanying lists of documents and of published works
actually cited.
3. To give only the page numbers of publications and the volume
and folio numbers of the Add. MSS. in the British Museum, even
when citing documents of significant origin or date.
4. To group references for whole paragraphs, pages or sections
where practicable.
5. To cite biographies of Palmerston only for important docu-
ments, or (in the case of Bulwer and Ashley) where the authors could
themselves speak authoritatively.

CHAPTER I
1 P. 2. Mr. Guedalla's excellent bibliography for the years preceding
Palmerston's entrance into public life scarcely needs amplification; but a few
additional references, offered topically, may be of service.

Antecedents. J. A. Temple, The Temple Memoirs ( London, 1925), bassim
J. Farington, The Farington Diary ( London, 1923-8), II, 229; V, 221-2; A. L. Dasent
, St. Yames's Square ( London, 1895), 53-7, 725; F. Bickley, Diaries of
LordGlenbervie ( London, 1932), I, 109; II92-3; His. MSS. Com., 22th Rep.,
append., Pt. X, 308; ibid., 14th Rep., append., Pt. IX, 250-1; ibid., 15th Rep.,
append., Pt. VI, 684, Pt. VII, 260.

Place of birth:Br. Mus., Add. MSS., 28511, ff. 256-7; Ann. Reg. for 1865,
199, 199 n.

School-days:. P. M. Thornton, Harrow School ( London, 1885), 361-2, 300-1;
Harrow Class Lists ( Harrow School Library); Harrow School Song Book ( Harrow
School Library).

Life at Edinburgh: Romilly, 4; Nemo, Earl Russell and the Foreign Office
( London, 1863), 23; Francis Horner, Mem. and Corr. ( Boston, 1853), I, 153-74;
J. H. Hollander, "Adam Smith", in Journ. Pol. Econ., vol. XXXV, no. 2 ( Apr. 1927),
pp. 177et seq.; The Times, Oct. 19, 1865.

Life at Cambridge. Bunsen, II, 91; Henry Gunning, Reminiscences ( London,
1854), II, 187-9; Hansard, 3rd Ser., CXXXVII, 247-8.

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Publication Information: Book Title: Lord Palmerston. Volume: 1. Contributors: Herbert C. F. Bell - author. Publisher: Archon Books. Place of Publication: Hamden, CT. Publication Year: 1966. Page Number: 457.
    
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