The Cambridge History of the British Empire, Volume 3John Holland Rose, Arthur Percival Newton, Ernest Alfred Benians |
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Page 131
Although the Whigs held the high offices , the initiative in the Party and the
country lay with the Radicals . 1 “ This attempt to govern by a combination of
Whigs and Radicals ” , Hartington lamented in 1880 , " is to ride two horses . " 2 In
the ...
Although the Whigs held the high offices , the initiative in the Party and the
country lay with the Radicals . 1 “ This attempt to govern by a combination of
Whigs and Radicals ” , Hartington lamented in 1880 , " is to ride two horses . " 2 In
the ...
Page 154
Conservatives ( November 1884 ) ; therefore , the ministerial majority depended
more than ever on the support of both Little Englander and Forward wings of the
Liberal party in the Commons . When the Cabinet yielded to public indignation at
...
Conservatives ( November 1884 ) ; therefore , the ministerial majority depended
more than ever on the support of both Little Englander and Forward wings of the
Liberal party in the Commons . When the Cabinet yielded to public indignation at
...
Page 343
ECONOMIC AND PERSONAL FACTORS 343 result , in this period , the
Conservative party became much more obviously a class party than it had been ,
and both the Disraelian version of Tory Democracy and Chamberlain ' s earlier
Social ...
ECONOMIC AND PERSONAL FACTORS 343 result , in this period , the
Conservative party became much more obviously a class party than it had been ,
and both the Disraelian version of Tory Democracy and Chamberlain ' s earlier
Social ...
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Contents
CHAPTER I | 1 |
Dual character of the Empire by 1870 | 11 |
CHAPTER II | 17 |
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