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The Political or State Tories are divided , as I said before , into two branches , whereof the one we may call the Arbitrary Tories . They are commonly called in England by the name of High - Flyers . These are for making the king ...
The Political or State Tories are divided , as I said before , into two branches , whereof the one we may call the Arbitrary Tories . They are commonly called in England by the name of High - Flyers . These are for making the king ...
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were not this difference , that the Moderate Tories incline more to the side of the king , and the Moderate Whigs to the side of the Parliament . ... These latter make a jest of the doctrine of passive obedience when the consequences of ...
were not this difference , that the Moderate Tories incline more to the side of the king , and the Moderate Whigs to the side of the Parliament . ... These latter make a jest of the doctrine of passive obedience when the consequences of ...
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When the king favours the Tories in general ( that is to say when he gives them the places and employments ) , nothing can loosen the Moderate ones from his interest . But if he leans to the other side they have not the same affection ...
When the king favours the Tories in general ( that is to say when he gives them the places and employments ) , nothing can loosen the Moderate ones from his interest . But if he leans to the other side they have not the same affection ...
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Ireland showing inequalities in parliamentary representation 779 | 20 |
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| Título | English Historical Documents, Volumen 8 English Historical Documents, David Charles Douglas |
| Editor | David Charles Douglas |
| Editor | Oxford University Press, 1953 |
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