Meldola's scholarship attracted a circle that included some of the great men of his day, among them Benjamin Disraeli and Isaac D'Israeli; and it is noteworthy that he opposed the policy which produced the famous rupture between the latter and the mahamad.
Meldola's scholarly influence attracted an elite group, including influential figures such as Benjamin Disraeli and Isaac D'Israeli; it is notable that he opposed the policy responsible for the famous split between them and the mahamad.