... Feather. And then politics began to take every man by the throat, and it was no longer possible without blood-letting that Whig could associate with Tory. The Taverns j perforce must choose their colour and i tr* if Thp Whiu was 'efnsed 1 admission (for ...

... Ludovici regards as the present deplorable condition of public life. It is no comfort to be assured that nothing that the Puritan-Whig-Liberal fraternity ever proposed no element in their fantastic ideology could ever have prevented the state of England from ...

... left, were safe. The landowning classes, through the Houses of Parliament, secured and main tained control of the realm. The Whig oligarchy, under Walpole, was succeeded by the Tory oligarchy under Pitt. Both upheld the existing system against all comers ...