Mention643823
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| so:text | The Tory party is only in its proper position when it represents popular principles. Then it is truly irresistible. Then it can uphold the throne and the altar, the majesty of the empire, the liberty of the nation, and the rights of the multitude. There is nothing mean, petty, or exclusive, about the real character of Toryism. It necessarily depends upon enlarged sympathies and noble aspirations, because it is essentially national. (en) |
| so:isPartOf | https://en.wikiquote.org/wiki/Benjamin_Disraeli |
| so:description | 1860s (en) |
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