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... applied to those who favoured the Stuart dynasty. The name Whigs was given to certain Scotchmen who, in the 17th century, were rebels, and when their Radical friends referred to the later Whigs It should be remembered that they were distinctly an aristocratic ...
... was applied to those who favoured the Stuart dynasty. The name Whigs was given to certain Scotchmen who, in the century, were rebels, and when their Radical friends referred to the later Whigs it should be remembered that they were distinctly aristocratic ...
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... to make tiieir exhibitions simply perfect. They should pass more swiftly and the ball should have boen passed right out the whig man others, instead of going backward and forward between the same two or three. Bat. leave off fault finding our three-quarters ...
... because they were not sufficiently earnest in carrying out Radical doctrines, because they leaned toe much to the official and Whig element in the party —the element which claims all the offices and does little of the work. Had electoral reform, for instance ...
... because they were not sufficiently earnest in carrying out Radical doctrines, because they leaned toe much to the official and Whig element in the party —the element which claims all the offices and does little of the work. Had electoral reform, for instance ...
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... often that a hereditary Tory enters public life in middle age as a Radical, and especially when he has the same time great Whig connexion. Admiral never spoke the House Commons except upon topics which thoroughly under* stood, but he was valuable man ...