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... the textile industries were woven in. He remeni- bered Mr Disraeli accused Sir Robert Peel of stealing the clothes of the Whigs while they were bathing. That seemed to be the sort of petty larceny which a Unionist Opposition had prac- tised on the member ...

... sudden for the conscience, for the very stomach of the nation. Public opinion would not endure it. Nothing but harm came to the Whigs from the attempt. Instead of any new adherents or fresh sympathy being won for them, people only asked, 'Will nothing then ...