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... who was willing to lead such forlorn hope, long before he had any prospect of victory. Bat this is not the Whig definition of Liberal. To the Whigs, Liberalism has too often meant ths daty of putting your self at the head of a movement directly it tolerably ...

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... government On the first of these questions it is notable—seeing how contemptuously many people now-a-days speak mere Whigs—that the Whig section of the Liberals has been distinctly more advanced than others on the question of education. It was Mr. Forster ...

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... mouths which hare, in a local POLO view at leant, bees meal eventful, leaven bet we impreseion of his conduct upon the mind, as Whig marked by sioneteey, tart, end while be has moat liberally maintained the 4000 of hospitality and outlay ea all ealineatly ...

... studying it best could, I. have come to the conclusion that the real meaning of the British Constitution is this—that the Whigs and the Tories replaced one another the government the country periodical times, always to the advantage of the country. Well ...

... any public meeting on the subject. To this coulee he thinks it best to adhere. He is glad, however, that it is proposed to Whig into clearer view the case of Mr. O'Keefe, and be hopes the first object of the nroutoten of the meeting may be to make • thorough ...

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