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... quite obsequious to the Pamellites . The Whig organ goes so far as to say that Nationalists and Paraellites are beginning to realise th&t both were governed by honest conviAion , and it adds that the Whigs ask the ParncUites to abandon no principle ...
... of some ! given word. For example, the term Whig was once a sign of contempt and reproach from Tories, who talked, like Dr Johnson. about vile and borren Whigs .' and maintained that the fitst Whig was the devil. Nowadays, on the other hand, it ...
... who now fought , with them—a Whig-. • ( Laughter . ) Sho trusted they would not approve of the political sample , and order more of it —( laughter)—for in troth we had had enough and to spare of Whiggery . ( Laughter . ) Whigs had hampered • the Liberal ...
... his history has de-cribed how the Whig* from being the champions of popular liberty again.t a despotic King became, as the result of their long ot power, mere preservers of oligarchic rule. say?: The wealth tbe Whig houses was lavidhingly securing a ...
... e Parliament, liberty, resistance, exclusion a'jdicaticn, o^,»ositi'>u —the«e were ideas j a-«sijciated with Whig, and supposed by every Whig to incommunicable and inconsistent . with the idea Tory. To use the words of Macauiay, tii» one party stood ...
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