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... WHIGS AND STORIES THE British political system is the envy of this world and, no doubt, the wonder of the next. Disraeli considered Peel to have been the greatest Member of Parliament that ever lived. Yet after the exhausting struggle with Whigs and ...
... - danger under Eisenhower is of a sort of constitutional monarchy a Whig Presidency where the chief executive is unwilling to take the rap. But it remains to be seen whether just because of Eisenhower's ill-health and withdrawal from contamination some ...
... Whig supremacy, his twenty stone set firmly on the Treasury Bench. The blessings of constitutional government, the basis for John Morley's prim world, were provided by 'the first of the modern Prime Ministers', his thoughts , far off at Houghton. To justify ...
... means `adultery', thus justifying the law of divorce. Jesus College, Oxford. A. G. NEWELL What makes a Whig? Snt, At the mention of the word 'Whig' by your reviewer of Sir Harold Nicolson's new book, Good Behaviour, the late G. K. Chesterton turned in ...
... interesting passage, was by no means the loyalist he has been taken for. There were plenty of 'Whigs' in Tudor England Puritan 'Whigs' like Ponet, and Roman Catholic Whigs like Parsons (for Elizabethan Catholics, being an opposition, produced a very liberal ...
... William Cobbett had a habit of seeing things in blacks and whites. Hear him on the detested Whigs : What, indeed, of evil have the Whigs not done ? . . . The Whigs were always a most tyrannous faction ; they always tried to make tyranny double tyranny ; ...
... older generations have done. A GREAT HISTORIAN THE WHIG INTERPRETATION OF HISTORY. Herbert Butterfield. (Bell. 7s. 6d.) Nearly twenty years have passed since Professor Butterfield's essay on The Whig Interpretation of History was first published. While ...
... Now we are presented with the middle-aged widower who turns, in a very Whig way, almost grudgingly, to politics, and becomes Prime Minister as it were by accident. Again, in a Whig way, having reached the supreme office he stays there longer than anyone ...
... several others. The particular form of the English gentleman for which Sir Harold has a natural sympathy is the aristocratic Whig one, which flourished in England in the sixty years before the passing of the Reform Bills of 1830. According to this code ...
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... served as the Headquarters of the Parliamentary Army, under General Fairfax. Perhaps the association of memory of this great Whig salon with our present MERCHANT VENTURERS OF THE F • . .4. • • , • ...
... adopte Tories.' Surely he i the Tory Par ideas of socia have eventua one of two t times the Tor new idea and ing it. Diu& Whigs'. At of been enacted will for soda time being, Tories have 1 tacitly or ex change to generation in reform. A borrow ( Thus ...