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40680	Greville, Charles	The Greville Memoirs, Part 3 (of 3), Volume 1 (of 2) A Journal of the Reign of Queen Victoria from 1852 to 1860			.txt	text/plain	122316	4587	63	Palmerston agrees to join the Government--The Aberdeen Cabinet--First returns from the East--Lord John's Reform Bill--The Emperor of Russia Emperor Napoleon's Letter--Lord John's Reform Bill--Difficulties Position--The House of Commons supports the War--Disraeli attacks Lord favour--French View of the British Army--Russian Negotiations--Lord John House of Commons--General Alarm--Difficulties of Lord Palmerston--The other way of forming a Liberal Government, and especially if Lord John said that it was evident Lord John could not make a Government, and that short time ago the Duke received a letter from Lord John, in which he told me he thought Lord John would break up the Government. supports the War--Disraeli attacks Lord John Russell--A Change of Lord John said that when the Government was formed he had Lord John Russell again be Minister, with Palmerston as War Government with Lord John, Palmerston, and perhaps Ellenborough. Palmerston's being War Minister, for if Lord John himself wished it,	./cache/40680.txt	./txt/40680.txt