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Some years later, in the May 1884 number of The Fortnightly Review, a popular 19th-century British liberal magazine, there is this line: “There arose up [in Canada] a political party of a Radical persuasion, who were called Clear-Grits, ... Tories and Grits origins of the Canadian Political Party Nicknames...
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The death of Anne in 1714, the manner in which George I came to the throne as a nominee of the Whigs, and the flight (1715) of the Tory leader Henry St. John, 1st Viscount Bolingbroke, to France, conspired to destroy the political power of the Tories as a party.
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Tory - tôˈrē, English political party. The term was originally applied to outlaws in Ireland and was adopted as a derogatory name for supporters of the duke ...
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A philosophical debating society at Yale University and a traditionalist member of the Yale Political Union. Information about events and alumni network provided, as well as essays and a listing of past debate topic...
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News, Comment, Case Studies, Photos, Video/Audio and White Papers Relating to party the tories political listed by date. ... RSS party the tories political...
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Those who remained became identified with the political party known as the Federalists. ... Although the existence of the new party was generally known, and its political activities soon became manifest, all inquiries by outsiders respecting its organization and purpose, and especially as to the names of members,
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The name “conservative” was used by George Canning as early as 1824 and was first popularized by John Wilson Croker in the Quarterly Review in 1830. The Reform Bill of 1832 (see Reform Acts), which created some 500,000 middle-class voters, marked the advent of the new party.
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