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... that the King of England is an thlolunemk;:f) and Sir Robert Filmer for authority; Locke, Sidney and Tyrell promoting the Whig interpretation of the con- ~ Although the victory of the Par- Jliamentarian and causes in the Civil War and the Revo of 1688 ...
... the British constitution is unwritten — and should remain so — it has been more written about and ensured the translation of Whig theory into practice, the more Cavalier interpretation. of -the constitution continued to exert a powerful influence on the ...
... is this sort of worldliness that makes Defoe credible, even when politically as incorrect as they come. He was, after all, a Whig who wrote as Scotland as well as continued tolerance for Dissenters in both countries would be best served by the Union. In ...
... however, that the mone:'fl union between England and Scotland in 1707 came as part of a political ‘union engineered by the Whigs ‘against the wishes of the majority of Scots, and that not a few of the promised benefits to the Scots of the Act of Union ...
... gives a vivid mofdwmmkussefl o Prime Minister between 1846 and 1852, and later - between 1865 and 1866. He was a liberal-minded Whig who campaigned for reform but whose career was overshadowed, by the rumbustious Tory Lord - Palmerston, who more accurately ...
... are overdue for another. Those who cannot see the end of Labour-Tory politics should remember tnt the same was said of Tory-Whig and Conservative-Liberal. The disruption to settled ways is usually caused by a leader fon:lfi an unpogulu olicy on his : Glade ...
... we break from the euro-compromisers. Let us have a civil war within the party. My all-time favourite political motto is the Whig Party’s “Live And Let Live”. The Tory one has deeper wisdom - “Forwards Into the Past: Backwards Into The Future”. ...
... R L R L 27 JULY 1689: Battle of Killiecrankie, in which Williamite forces, under the Whig General Mackay, were routed by the Jacobites led by John Graham of Claverhouse, Viscount Dundee, who received fatal injuries. 1694: The Bank of England was founded ...
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... invention. Imagine if all multinational television companies were indigenous to this country and that those with the skills whig developed colour, the video recorder, dolby stereo sound and the wide screen had been drawn here because we were the global ...