The Gladstonian liberal, R . B . McCallum, said Croft " was the authentic voice of triumphant, nationalist Toryism . . . [ he ] represented the crude, philistine spirit of John Bullish nationalism.
42.
After he had left Oxford Hirst edited political and economic books for Harper's, including one on Toryism by F . E . Smith and one on Socialism by R . C . K . Ensor.
43.
This left the PCs in disarray and scrambling to understand how to make toryism relevant in provinces such as Quebec, Saskatchewan, Alberta, and British Columbia that had never had a strong tory tradition and political culture.
44.
Like Cobbett, but unlike many other Radicals, he saw Radicalism as having little more in common with Whiggism than with Toryism : in the Commons he sat with the Whigs but frequently did not vote with them.
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Similarly, British Toryism and Protestant puritanical ideals in Ontario were so deeply entrenched after the migration of conservative United Empire Loyalists fleeing the American Revolution that laws regarding alcohol, tobacco sales and gambling are still strictly regulated in Ontario.
46.
Blond gained prominence from a cover story in " Prospect " magazine in the February 2009 edition with his essay on Red Toryism, which proposed a radical communitarian traditionalist conservatism that inveighed against both state and market monopoly.
47.
In the House of Commons, Gladstone was initially a disciple of High Toryism and, as a scion of one of the largest slave-holding families in the world, he opposed both the abolition of slavery and factory legislation.
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Henry Knox wrote his wife admiring New Yorkers'" magnificent " horse carriages and fine furniture, but condemning their " want of principle, " " pride and conceit, " " profaneness, " and " insufferable " Toryism.
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This transformed Toryism, away from its historic reliance on community ( particularly religious ) charities, and towards acceptance of a humanitarian welfare state which would guarantee a minimum living standard for those unable to work or who took out national insurance.
50.
Sir Winston Churchill, in his book on his father, " Lord Randolph Churchill " published in 1906, stated that, the Primrose League had one million paid up members " determined to promote the cause of Toryism ".
