Olivia Fox Cabane Quotes

IN THE TORRID London Summer Of 1886, William Gladstone Was Up Against Benjamin Disraeli For The Post Of Prime Minister Of The United Kingdom. This Was The Victorian Era, So Whoever Won Was Going To Rule Half The World. In The Very Last Week Before The Election, Both Men Happened To Take The Same Young Woman Out To Dinner. Naturally, The Press Asked Her What Impressions The Rivals Had Made. She Said, "After Dining With Mr. Gladstone, I Thought He Was The Cleverest Person In England. But After Dining With Mr. Disraeli, I Thought I Was The Cleverest Person In England." Guess Who Won The Election? It Was The Man Who Made Others Feel Intelligent, Impressive, And Fascinating: Benjamin Disraeli.

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