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Toryism

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One countervailing influence to my drift to Toryism in those days was Margaret's quite religious faith in the Liberals.

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We marked our claim upon Toryism even in the colour of our wrapper, and spoke of ourselves collectively as the Blue Weeklies.

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Privilege is the mint mark of Toryism, exclusiveness is its life and soul.

The president of the University represented "Toryism" in distress.

Toryism scarcely thanks him for fighting its battles; Whiggism abhors him.

Burns's politics were a singular mixture of sentimental Toryism with practical democracy.

Such an effort represents not progressiveness but an unintelligent though doubtless entirely well-meaning toryism.

The old Toryism could no longer support itself by appealing to the necessities of a struggle for national existence.

Such Toryism meant the content of the rich and powerful with the system by which their power and wealth were guaranteed.

The strength of Toryism lies in this phalanx of vested interests and social privileges.

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OCTOBER 26, 1985