| 21. | His governments were marked by patronage, populism and bureaucratic inefficiency.
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| 22. | The system produced patronage culture which was resented by party members.
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| 23. | Edgardo grew up to enter the priesthood under Pius'patronage.
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| 24. | G�ring was noted for his patronage of music, especially opera.
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| 25. | Her patronages also included Birthright, and the British Deaf Association.
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| 26. | Composers before this period lived on the patronage of the aristocracy.
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| 27. | Rakhmon is said to have accumulated substantial informal power through patronage.
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| 28. | Marshall tried to avoid becoming directly involved in the patronage system.
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| 29. | His patronage policy was to let the Federalists disappear through attrition.
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| 30. | It was later revived in 1785, backed by royal patronage.
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