... ‘everyone will hope that he will live to charm many audiences in the future. Nor can it be forgotten that although the old Whigs may now be the most inveterate they ren- dered a fine service in their day, and the Duke of in particular did good work in ...

... day that amongst his political achievements he had destroyed old Whig party. Well, he was not quite so certain about that. Hf, as Sir William and some of his friends seemed to think, the Whig party was only a which was to be dragged and moved by a Radical ...

... the extreme men. And there is truth as well humour [in the definition. was a rule in English politics the days of the old Whigs that the one or two Radicals that were taken into a Liberal Government had no real power, but were there in order to gratify ...

... of 1892 had ‘pronounced upon the claims of the two contending parties. On the one hand was the old Tory party reinforced by Whig seceders and Radical deserters, and on the other side was the Liberal party, under the great leader whose name would remain ...

... the pioneer, in a@ way, of the Socialist move- ment of the present time. “We Tories,” he proclaimed, “are hampered as the Whigs are with any blind devotion to the dictates of political economy.” The Liberalism that he opposed was the old and so-called ...

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