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Benjamin Disraeli has 90 facts recorded in Dontopedia across 2 references, with 13 live disagreements.

90 facts·62 predicates·2 sources·13 in dispute

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  • disraeli earlier career[1]all time · 017259ce C936 4bc4 99c5 16aba4ae61a7
  • superior status[1]all time · 017259ce C936 4bc4 99c5 16aba4ae61a7

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Inbound mentions (35)

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Other facts (57)

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57 facts
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IntendedAvoiding War With Russia[1]
IntendedDisraeli, Thought About Following Peel[1]
IntendedEastern Difficulty Resolution[1]
IntendedEducation of Party[1]
IntendedHonorable Peace[1]
IntendedPolitical Ambition[1]
IntendedPolitical Reputation[1]
IntendedReform Bill Passage[1]
Is British Political Figuretrue[2]
Has TitleEarl of Beaconsfield[2]
Metaphor forsocial superiority[1]
Capability Descriptionintellectual[1]
Negative Emphasisnot even[1]
Exclusivity Descriptionno one[1]
Intensity Descriptioncruelly[1]
Social Status Descriptionupstart[1]
Appearance Descriptiondandified[1]
Position Descriptionabove[1]
Metaphor Subjectsoul[1]
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Negative Traitoffensive[1]
Characteristic Descriptioninsolent[1]
Social Role Descriptiondandy[1]
Metaphor Rolepicador[1]
Skill Level Descriptionpractised[1]
Regional DescriptionEuropean[1]
Attested byDisraelis Choice Not to Follow Peel[1]
Recognized Asgreat European statesman[1]
Capable of BeingInsolent Without Offensive[1]
DisplayedArrogant Combativeness[1]
Fought WithDexterous Economy of Power[1]
Served AsLeader of Opposition[1]
Comprehended Temper ofHouse of Commons[1]
Leader ofHouse of Commons[1]
Period of Influence30[1]
Influence Felt ThroughoutBritish Empire[1]
Verdict Deferred toNext Generation[1]
Questioned AsGreat Statesman[1]
Negotiated atBerlin[1]
Brought BackPeace With Honor[1]
Avoided War WithRussia[1]
ResolvedEastern Difficulty[1]
Educated Party IntoHousehold Suffrage[1]
Said atEdinburgh[1]
Passed Reform BillReform Bill 1867[1]
OpposedSir Robert Peel[1]
Inspired Followers AmongYoung Gentlemen[1]
Made PossibleParty Government[1]
Same AsLord Beaconsfield[1]
Full NameBenjamin Disraeli[1]
Rdfs:labelBenjamin Disraeli[1]
Comprehended Temper byHouse of Commons[1]
Will JudgeNext Generation[1]
InspiredYoung Gentlemen[1]
First Took Office As Leader of House of Commons1851-04-22[1]
First Took Office As Chancellor of Exchequer1851-04-22[1]
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References (2)

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  1. [1]No title88 facts
    trove.nla.gov.aucustomctx:claims/document/017259ce-c936-4bc4-99c5-16aba4ae61a7
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      22 Apr 1881 - No title Darling Downs Gazette (Qld. : 1881 - 1922), Friday 22 April 1881, page 2 The- death- of Lord Beaconsfield makes a great gap ia English politics. It iS'nbw'-nearly thirty years since Besjamin Disraeli first took office
  2. customctx:research/blucher-uhr/trove--trove-articles--uhrs-camp--friday 6 august 1948--63366544--n-q-exploration-hughenden-and-other-western-areas

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