Disraeli

The book explores the complex identity of Disraeli, highlighting his dual heritage as both a Jew and an Anglican, and his positions as an outsider and insider in British society. It examines how his nationalist sentiments coexisted with a European perspective, as well as his Romantic ideals alongside Tory politics. Through this multifaceted lens, the author reveals how these contrasting elements contributed to Disraeli's remarkable achievements in politics and literature.