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... if it did not command an absolute Nority in Parliament, it at any rate far the Conservative Opposition. It ls true that the Whigs were barely on speaking «ntBwith the Radicals, that Mr. Gladstone's au dioiised programme was felt to be but a f^aiious concordat ...