Statistics for occurrence #1 of “Mr. Gladstone” in chapter 12 of Ernest Crosby, Garrison the non-resistant:
...sually of the most formal description; while Jefferson Davis, Lee and Stonewall Jackson were pillars of the church.
And unprejudiced foreign observers often took the side of the South, too, of whom Mr. Gladstone was a notable example.
Was his sympathy with the South a mistake?
That depends, I think, on the character of the motives which determined his choice.
If it was a kindly feeling for slavery that...
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