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1 The Great Rivalry

2 The Parliamentary World Prestigious Important Fun

3 Shared Liberal Principles Political liberty Economic liberty National liberty

4 Shared Conservative Principles Liberals: reform should be slow Conservatives: accept change that’s occurred

5 Liberal Party Factions Whigs Radicals Peelites

6 Conservative Party Factions Anglican Church supporters Traditional Tory squires Former Liberal industrialists

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8 Disraeli Born a Jew Serious wit Novelist

9 Dizzy as PM in 1874 Pure Food and Drug Act Slum Clearance Act Consolidated Factory and Health Acts “Tory Democracy”

10 Gladstone Scottish father Began as Tory Deeply religious Extraordinary physical energy Very long career

11 Gladstone’s Liberal Development Tariff reformer Interest in national European liberty Streamlines budget Gradual belief in democracy

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14 Midlothian Campaign

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