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... adepted. e Up ti}l now Disraell had called himself a b Radical, but the cant of Radicalism became t distasteful to him. The Whigs were odious. c ,He made un his mind to enlist uader Peel. I The opportunity came in 1837, and as all the world knows, Disraeli ...

... Irish question, the right hon. gectlaman said Mr Fea's definitiou of despotism photographeA the . state of Ireland. 'h great Whig leader said- :rDepstismoiwas where the executive power was everything and the rights of the people nethiog. .1 (Applause.) ...

... stern C aand unbending Tories at the period plo, h when his critic was the rising hope of the no n conciliatory and pliant Whigs. It was his tioe e good fortune, when Sir Stafford Northcote, to i e to be on terms of intimacy with both Mir res Gladstone ...