罗伯特·阿瑟·塔尔博特·加斯科因-塞西尔,第三代梳士巴利侯爵 KG GCVO PC(英语:Robert Arthur Talbot Gascoyne-Cecil, 3rd Marquess of Salisbury;1830年2月3日—1903年8月22日),英国保守党政治家,曾三次出任首相,任相时间合共13年,是英国在20世纪中的第一位首相和最后一位在上议院担任整个任期的首相。他在1865年前称为罗伯特·塞西尔勋爵(Lord Robert Cecil),在1865年后,继承侯爵爵位前称为克兰伯恩子爵(Viscount Cranborne)。[1]
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1874年,迪斯雷利上台执政,梳士巴利加入政府,再次出任印度大臣。 1878年,他获任为外务大臣,到柏林参加会议,在会上扮演了重要角色,不过,他对迪斯雷利亲奥斯曼的政策有所保留。 1880年,保守党在大选中失利下台。次年,迪斯雷利逝世。梳士巴利因此取代了迪斯雷利,出任上议院保守党领袖,而下议院保守党领袖则由斯塔福德·诺思科特出任。 1885年6月,自由党党魁威廉·格莱斯顿辞去首相职务,他因此取代格莱斯顿,上台执政至次年1月。下台后,梳士巴利与自由统一党(分裂自自由党)结成了联盟,以反对格莱斯顿支持的爱尔兰自治(Irish Home Rule)结果在同年7月的大选中胜出,再次上台执政。 1892年,虽然,自由统一党在大选中取得了最多选票、最多席位,但是,格莱斯顿仍然能借助爱尔兰民族主义政党的力量上台执政,组成弱势政府。 1895年,自由党在大选中遭到失败,梳士巴利再次出任首相,任内对布尔人宣战,开始了第二次布尔战争。执政党联盟在1900年大选中取得了胜利,他一直担任首相到1902年。梳士巴利的继任人是他的外甥阿瑟·贝尔福。他本人在1903年逝世。
1866年,他加入以德比伯爵为首的保守党政府,出任印度大臣。
1867年,本杰明·迪斯雷利引入扩大选民范围,赋予工人选举权的改革法令,塞西尔辞职抗议。
1868年,他因为父亲逝世,继承侯爵爵位,升入上议院。
1874年,迪斯雷利上台执政,梳士巴利加入政府,再次出任印度大臣。
1878年,他获任为外务大臣,到柏林参加会议,在会上扮演了重要角色,不过,他对迪斯雷利亲奥斯曼的政策有所保留。1880年,保守党在大选中失利下台。
1881年,迪斯雷利逝世。梳士巴利因此取代了迪斯雷利,出任上议院保守党领袖,而下议院保守党领袖则由斯塔福德·诺斯古德爵士(Sir Stafford Northcote)出任。
1885年6月,自由党党魁威廉·格莱斯顿辞去首相职务,他因此取代格莱斯顿,上台执政至次年1月。
下台后,梳士巴利与自由统一党(分裂自自由党)结成了联盟,以反对格莱斯顿支持的爱尔兰自治(Irish Home Rule)结果在同年7月的大选中胜出,再次上台执政。
自1887年1月起,其兼职担任外交大臣。外交技巧继续高超,避免了格莱斯顿左派和迪斯雷利右派的极端做法。其外交政策拒绝纠缠不清的联盟,史称光荣孤立。他成功地与法国和其他欧洲国家就殖民地主张的分歧进行了谈判[2]。这保证了连接英国本土与印度的苏伊士运河航道畅通。
葡萄牙的粉红地图计划扰乱英国在非洲的扩张计划。1890年他对葡萄牙下了最后通牒,迫使财政拮据的葡萄牙不得不放弃几块相当于今天的马拉维、赞比亚和津巴布韦的领土,让予英国[3]。
1892年,虽然,自由统一党在大选中取得了最多选票、最多席位,但是,格莱斯顿仍然能借助爱尔兰民族主义政党的力量上台执政,组成弱势政府。
1895年,自由党在大选中遭到失败,梳士巴利再次出任首相,任内对布尔人宣战,开始了第二次布尔战争。执政党联盟在1900年大选中取得了胜利,他一直担任首相到1902年。
梳士巴利的继任人是他的侄子阿瑟·贝尔福。梳士巴利在1903年逝世。
在英国和一些前英属地国家,会用俚语“鲍伯是你舅舅”(英语:Bob's your uncle)来表达“这样就成了”、“一点也不难”或“说明完毕”之类的意思。关于这个句子的由来,有说这是嘲讽阿瑟·贝尔福在1887年靠裙带关系被索尔斯伯利选为爱尔兰布政司[4][5]
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