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... Reform are interesting chiefly because they vindicate the right of the Tory Party to deal with the ques- tion as soon as the Whigs had reopened it, and they prove that the Tories had been the earliest Reformers, ai they were the first to initiate Free Trade ...

... Parliamentary Reform are interesting chifedy they s intimate the right sif the Tory Party to ileitl with the question as wievi as Whigs reopened it. and they preve that the Torsos had beim the earlii at ketorinera as they were the first to initilte Flee Trade ...