Sidney Herbert, Lord Herbert of Lea, was a prominent politician and philanthropist in Victorian Britain. This memoir, written by his contemporary Arthur Hamilton-Gordon Stanmore, offers a fascinating glimpse into the life and times of this remarkable man. From his early years as a member of parliament to his tireless work supporting military reforms and nursing during the Crimean War, Herbert's legacy of service and compassion still resonates today.

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