Michel W. Pharand is the director of the Disraeli Project at Queen's University.Ellen L. Hawman is a research associate and co-editor with the Disraeli Project.Mary S. Millar is a co-editor with the Disraeli Project and an independent scholar in Kingston, Ontario.Sandra den Otter is an associate professor in the Department of History at Queen’s University. M.G. Wiebe is general editor emeritus of the Disraeli Project and was a professor of English at Queen's University.

‘It may be the most important volume so far, covering Disraeli’s achievements as Chancellor of the Exchequer in the third and longest-lived Tory government since 1852…. Splendid, indispensable collection.’- Marian J. Rubchak (The Historian vol 77:01:2015) ‘There is much of compelling interest in this splendid, indispensable book, and readers eagerly await the next volume.’ - Frederick M. Schweitzer (The Historian vol 77:02:2015)

• IllustrationsAcknowledgementsIntroductionEditorial PrinciplesDisraeli Chronology 1865-1867Abbreviations in Volume NineChronological List of Letters 1865-1867Letters AppendicesI Pre-1865 Letters Newly FoundII The Derby government of 1866-1868III Draft of Disraeli's resolutions to the 1867 Reform BillIV Disraeli's resolutions to the 1867 Reform BillV Disraeli's memorandum of his audience with the QueenVI Disraeli's memoirs, extracts 1865Recipients, Volume NineIndex to Volume Nine

Michel W. Pharand is the director of the Disraeli Project at Queen's University.Ellen L. Hawman is a research associate and co-editor with the Disraeli Project.Mary S. Millar is a co-editor with the Disraeli Project and an independent scholar in Kingston, Ontario.Sandra den Otter is an associate professor in the Department of History at Queen’s University. M.G. Wiebe is general editor emeritus of the Disraeli Project and was a professor of English at Queen's University.

‘It may be the most important volume so far, covering Disraeli’s achievements as Chancellor of the Exchequer in the third and longest-lived Tory government since 1852…. Splendid, indispensable collection.’- Marian J. Rubchak (The Historian vol 77:01:2015) ‘There is much of compelling interest in this splendid, indispensable book, and readers eagerly await the next volume.’ - Frederick M. Schweitzer (The Historian vol 77:02:2015)

• IllustrationsAcknowledgementsIntroductionEditorial PrinciplesDisraeli Chronology 1865-1867Abbreviations in Volume NineChronological List of Letters 1865-1867Letters AppendicesI Pre-1865 Letters Newly FoundII The Derby government of 1866-1868III Draft of Disraeli's resolutions to the 1867 Reform BillIV Disraeli's resolutions to the 1867 Reform BillV Disraeli's memorandum of his audience with the QueenVI Disraeli's memoirs, extracts 1865Recipients, Volume NineIndex to Volume Nine

Michel W. Pharand is the director of the Disraeli Project at Queen's University.Ellen L. Hawman is a research associate and co-editor with the Disraeli Project.Mary S. Millar is a co-editor with the Disraeli Project and an independent scholar in Kingston, Ontario.Sandra den Otter is an associate professor in the Department of History at Queen’s University. M.G. Wiebe is general editor emeritus of the Disraeli Project and was a professor of English at Queen's University.

‘It may be the most important volume so far, covering Disraeli’s achievements as Chancellor of the Exchequer in the third and longest-lived Tory government since 1852…. Splendid, indispensable collection.’- Marian J. Rubchak (The Historian vol 77:01:2015) ‘There is much of compelling interest in this splendid, indispensable book, and readers eagerly await the next volume.’ - Frederick M. Schweitzer (The Historian vol 77:02:2015)

• IllustrationsAcknowledgementsIntroductionEditorial PrinciplesDisraeli Chronology 1865-1867Abbreviations in Volume NineChronological List of Letters 1865-1867Letters AppendicesI Pre-1865 Letters Newly FoundII The Derby government of 1866-1868III Draft of Disraeli's resolutions to the 1867 Reform BillIV Disraeli's resolutions to the 1867 Reform BillV Disraeli's memorandum of his audience with the QueenVI Disraeli's memoirs, extracts 1865Recipients, Volume NineIndex to Volume Nine