Assess the social reforms of Disraeli's Second Ministry, 1874-80.
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Have a little read: ... Assess the social reforms of Disraeli's Second Ministry, 1874-80. In the 1874 election, which Disraeli won, his theme was essentially negative. He had promised "a respite from the incessant and harassing legislation". Many historians have argued that Disraeli's efforts towards his domestic policy were merely, "general commitments". This essay will argue this statement, untangling aspects of social reforms in Disraeli's second Ministry and assessing whether they were dynamic or flaccid. After Disraeli's paradoxical speech at Crystal Palace it seemed there would in fact be reform in his second ministry, he proclaimed he would use his power "to elevate the physical as well as the moral condition of the people". Having said this, with a reduced cabinet of twelve ministers and no clear plan when writing to the Queen outlining his future proposals, Disraeli gave the impression of older style Tory rule; lack of reform. Cross stated "From all his speeches, I
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