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... English parties. The extension of the franchise In the worklog limn in i n England and Ireland, in k eras • great mem the ci the Whigs to Mr. Gladstone, and ho pusal in the following year to give a subordinate Parliamynt for tiro manage. ment of her own affairs ...

... benefit of the people. Purged of the dmno. Liberalism has also greatly and as Macaulay said ot the poNimen of the old Tories and Whigs—the in the on the Bathos, who feared his bind feet would nertake the was not Mere than those wsa ha. y that the Tories up ...

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