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... to radicalism was reading the newspaper reports of speeches at Westminster by the extravagant Henry Brougham, whom even his Whig colleagues increasingly regarded as several clauses short of a reform bill. The happiest congruence between the two artists ...
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... ‘Ged Save the Queen’ is that it is, literally, an anthem, designe_d to be sung in church. So far from being an anti-Stuart, Whig song, its origins are French and Catholic. It was composed in France in 1686, under the_title ‘Grand Dieu Sauve le Roi’, with ...