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Coningsby, "as a pure Whig; the only professor and practiser of unadulterated Whiggism." Benjamin Disraeli, Coningsby; Or, The New Generation, Vol. III (1844)...

published on the Idea, that the principles of a new, republican, frenchified Whiggism was gaining ground in this Country. ... The party with which I acted had...

Cromwell, the restoration of the exiled line, and the beginnings of modern Whiggism and Nonconformity. Still more remarkable were the changes which came over...

limits of the society in which they arose. A hundred years passed before Whiggism assumed the universal and scientific character. In the American speeches...

ally of the tory faction, and that his heart was always on the side of whiggism and liberty. He did not "desert to the tories," but was pressed into their...

he is the master of Adam Smith, and, in a sense, of Turgot. He gave to Whiggism whatever general ideas it mixed with the specific national elements, and...

were left, and it was supposed he would never bow the knee to the Baal of Whiggism. Thomas Tyers, 'A Biographical Sketch of Dr. Samuel Johnson', The Gentleman's...

England shall be taxed but by his own consent. This glorious spirit of Whiggism animates three millions in America; who prefer poverty with liberty to...

representative of the old Whigs left in the Cabinet, and certainly, in so far as Whiggism is an attitude of mind, His Majesty's judgment was not wanting in acuteness...

as his lordships character seems to savour too much of the virulency of whiggism for an admirer of Montrose. The Letters of Joseph Ritson, Volume II p....