The National ReviewW.H. Allen, 1886 - Great Britain |
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Page 583
political inequalities ; and the young have been disillusionized by the spread of education . The result is a prodigious absorption into the Conservative body of many of the most distinctive elements of the old Liberal Party .
political inequalities ; and the young have been disillusionized by the spread of education . The result is a prodigious absorption into the Conservative body of many of the most distinctive elements of the old Liberal Party .
Page 584
Their ages and numbers do not affect the point at issue , which is the comparative representation of young Conservatives and young Liberals from the constituencies of Great Britain . Nor does it prove anything , except that Mr. Parnell ...
Their ages and numbers do not affect the point at issue , which is the comparative representation of young Conservatives and young Liberals from the constituencies of Great Britain . Nor does it prove anything , except that Mr. Parnell ...
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But the discussion of such questions lies a little out of the path of the present article , which is concerned rather with the distinctive and differential features of Young Toryism than with those which it shares . in common with the ...
But the discussion of such questions lies a little out of the path of the present article , which is concerned rather with the distinctive and differential features of Young Toryism than with those which it shares . in common with the ...
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