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... for whom a Roman Catholic was a potential conspirator, but, according to his own political confession, esteemed himself a Whig of the principles of 1688. He was a Privy Councillor, one who twice refused office, and a notable sportsman Such a hard rider ...
... Though few my tythes, and light my purse, I thank my God it is no worse. inscribed on an inn window : The Queen is with us, the Whigs exulting say ; For when she found us in, she let us stay. I t may be i;o, but give me leave to doubt H ow l ong she'il keep ...
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... thing or things called Freedom than Lord Acton. He possessed the respect for con titutions characteristic of the old-fashioned Whig. Being a athohc, he had felt the welght of authonty. The hberty which he extolled bore no semblance of licence upon its austere ...
... thing or things called Freedom than Lord Acton. He possessed the respect for con titutions characteristic of the old-fashioned Whig. Being athohc, he had felt the welght of authonty. The hberty which he a athohc, he had felt the welght of authonty. The hberty ...
... greed, though less immediately potent, has burned itself into the soul of the people. He, far more than the timid Rockingham Whigs, banded clown and even inaugurated traditions of I reeclom of speech and thought, of th e dignity of Parli ::t ment, and of ...
... political, social and mat rilliOilial, which was ollly broken during the last ye:lrs of Townshend's life. Under Queen Anne's Whig f awns- i\finistry f awnsbend was , \mbasat The sado r at I-I ag u e an cl \Valpole was Secretary-at-\Var. \\ ' ith the advent ...
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... what to-day would he regarded pomp and politeness of the letters exchanged are beyond pr .=t ise. T here is not one of the Whigs who does not write like a statesman. Their words, in fact, were braver than t heir deeds, and the Such confidences T here is ...
... easily explicable. · His worship of Napoleon might puzzle us if we did not remember the temper of the Whigs. At the moment of Napoleon's autocracy the Whigs still believed him an apostle of freedom. This is what Hobhouse wrote just before Waterloo: RegHding ...