Titlebook: Sir Robert Peel; T. A. Jenkins Textbook 1999Latest edition T. A. Jenkins 1999 Conservative Party.police.politics

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The New Conservatism,ll proposals for improvement. The distinction between ‘Tory’ and ‘Conservative’ was essentially one of methodology rather than of ultimate purpose: whereas the former title conveyed the idea of an uncompromising defence of the privileges and monopolies enjoyed by institutions connected to the Anglic

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,Prime Minister, 1841–6,ed circumstances, therefore, the Conservatives were obliged to carry an amendment to the Address, expressing a want of confidence in ministers, before the Whigs could properly tender their resignations. Melbourne advised the dismayed Queen Victoria that he and his colleagues were no longer able to c

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,Peel’s Achievement,his Free Trade Conservative followers: would they seek a rapprochement with the main body of Conservatives, or else gravitate towards Lord John Russell’s Whig government (which had replaced Peel’s ministry in June 1846), or at least organise themselves into a proper third party, until their politica

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Introduction, developments in British political history between 1810 and 1850. Peel became a junior government minister at the age of only twenty-two, and he was appointed to the demanding post of Irish Chief Secretary two years later. Before reaching his 34th birthday he had entered the Cabinet as Home Secretar

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,The Tory Administrations, 1809–30,ed an important stage in the social and political ascent of one of the most spectacularly successful families of the early Industrial Revolution. Although Peel was educated at Harrow and Christ Church, Oxford, and embarked immediately upon a parliamentary career, he had been born in Bury, Lancashire