10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «TORYISH»
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Toryish in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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Defoe's Politics: Parliament, Power, Kingship and 'Robinson ...
What can be called Defoe's toryish voice echoes current conservative defences
of the Revolution and the legitimacy of the new oaths. In addition to stressing the
de facto argument that permitted passive allegiance to the king in possession, ...
2
The Other Side of the "story,": Being Some Reviews of Mr. J. ...
As to his opinions when he. founded the Advocate, Mr. Dent is just as veracious.
He says that "many of them were what would now be considered Toryish, and out
of date." This is one of many historical inaccuracies that might be pointed out in ...
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An Inquiry Into the Views, Principles, Services, and ...
They have been toryish ; I fancy not from principle, but from its being the
prevailing sentiment in the country.' Wash. Writ. Sparks, vol. iv. p. 9. Note.
General Washington to the President of Congress. New York, 19 July, 1776. ' Sir,
— Enclosed I ...
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A Journey Throughout Ireland, During the Spring, Summer, and ...
The population of Enniskillen, is about one-third Protestant: and the town and
neighbourhood are Conservative in their politics. Three newspapers are
published in the town, all Conservative. One is Toryish, a second Tory, and a
third high Tory ...
5
Hamilton and the National Debt
Nay, in many instances much more so: Especially, when the present holders had
compassion on the original holders, and bought their certificates at the market
price, and at a considerable risque, while those of toryish principles would not ...
George Rogers Taylor, 2009
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The poetical works of ... George Crabbe, with his letters ...
He is, moreover, rather too reserved, and somewhat Toryish, though with an
excellent heart and a powerful understanding. The younger is very sensible also,
but more open, social, and talkative ; a happy husband and father, with a
tendency ...
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Correspondence and miscellaneous papers relating to the ...
Never did I see fellows more frightened. They wept like children, and appeared
exceeding sorrowful. I beg your Excellency's direction how to dispose of them.
They do not appear to be acquainted with one public matter. They have been
toryish ...
George Washington, Jared Sparks, 1834
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The Writings of George Washington: Being His Correspondence, ...
They have been toryish ; I fancy not from principle, but from its being the
prevailing sentiment in the county." f Resolutions for calling out one fourth part of
the militia of the counties of Westchester, Duchess, Ulster, and Orange, for the
defence of ...
George Washington, Jared Sparks, 1839
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The Parliamentary Review and Family Magazine
They fancy there has been a revulsion in the public feeling in their favour, and the
first complexion of the Provisional Government, of which the Duke of Wellington
and Sir Robert Peel would be constituted Members, would be decidedly Toryish ...
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The poetical works of the Rev. George Crabbe: in eight volumes
He is, moreover, rather too reserved, and somewhat Toryish, though with an
excellent heart and a powerful understanding. The younger is very sensible also,
but more open, social, and talkative; a happy husband and father, with a
tendency to ...
George Crabbe, John Crabbe, 1834
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «TORYISH»
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Toryish is used in the context of the following news items.
Federal budget's transit promises a sop to the gullible
But there is something essentially Toryish about such dissembling. After all, they just did it again — making a big transit promise in a budget on whose balance ... «Toronto Star, Apr 15»
Beyond the beachheads
... more statist and authoritarian than one rooted in coastal, Toryish seats where it is not—probably excessively so, for some libertarian, pro-market types in UKIP. «The Economist, Feb 15»
How Jean Béliveau described 'making the play': Salutin
(There are Ford supporters among the Toryish elites, but I don't consider them Ford Nation; they're opportunistic voters who saw Rob as their best bet for lower ... «Toronto Star, Dec 14»
Lib Dem Conference sketch: Nick Clegg hands out decency, but no …
One moment Toryish, the next Labourish. Some would amalgamate the two and just call them tosh. And in a wonderfully vague speech Mr Clegg demonstrated ... «Mirror.co.uk, Oct 14»
Peers launch bid to neuter controversial 'stateless' plan in …
It also has two respected crossbenchers in Brown and Pannick – and Brown could well encourage some Toryish votes along with him – and an expert in ... «Spectator.co.uk, Mar 14»
Will voters swallow Nick Clegg's sausage strategy?
Party officials might joke privately about Mr Alexander being a bit too Toryish at times. But George Osborne's deputy has recently beefed up his own team – and ... «Telegraph.co.uk, Mar 14»
The Power of Critical Thinking(2)
... Mandela understood the cultural dynamics of Afrocentric decolonization of the African mind than did Rudyard Kipling, a Toryish imperialist and colonialist. «GhanaWeb, Feb 14»
This land is your land, this land is my land: Football and assets of …
... sort of, though there's something magnificently Toryish about the fact that he does so because his uncle, Second Baronet Sir William Stratford Dugdale, CBE ... «SB Nation, Oct 13»
Africa Must Practice Its Own Democracy:
Yes, the white man whose ancestral brother Rudyard Kipling wrote the Toryish poem “The White Man's Burden” is doing all the thinking for African leadership. «GhanaWeb, Oct 13»
Did the Gravediggers Arrive Too Soon?
At last year's Conservative party conference, his own loyalists appeared baffled when Cameron said such un-Toryish things as “Vote blue, go green” and “You ... «The New York Review of Books, Apr 10»
