...comprehend at present the English nation. " ' With regard to the first school, I for one have no fnith in the remedial qualities of a government carried...high principles of conduct with which we have fed our imagination, and strengthened our will ? I perceive none of the elements of government that should...

...originated, or to which they have consented. This is the Conservative party. ' As to the first school, I have no faith in the remedial qualities of a government...high principles of conduct with which We have fed pur imaginations and strengthened our wills ? I perceive none of the elements of government that should...

...originated, or to which they have consented. This is the Conservative party. ' As to the first school, I have no faith in the remedial qualities of a government...we have fed our imaginations and strengthened our willg ? J perceive none of the elements of government that should secure the happiness of a people...

...originated, or to which they have consented.1 With regard to the first school, it was hard to have any faith ' in the remedial qualities of a government...by a neglected democracy, who, for three centuries, had received no education '; yet if democracy were combated only by conservatism, democracy must triumph,...

...originated, or to which they have consented.1 With regard to the first school, it was hard to have any faith ' in the remedial qualities of a government...by a neglected democracy, who, for three centuries, had received no education ' ; yet if democracy were combated only by conservatism, democracy must triumph,...

...enfranchised people." He did not fear " public opinion," but " public passion." " I, for one," he says, " have no faith in the remedial qualities of a government...who for three centuries have received no education." Again : " Europe is not happy. Amid its false excitement, its bustling invention, and its endless toil,...

...enfranchised people." He did not fear "public opinion," but "public passion." "I, for one," he says, "have no faith in the remedial qualities of a government...who for three centuries have received no education." Again: "Europe is not happy. Amid its false excitement, its bustling invention, and its endless toil,...

...in the eighteenth century. That constitution he regarded as destroyed by the Reform Act, and, having "no faith in the remedial qualities of a government...for three centuries, have received no education," he looked to a monarch no longer a "Doge" as "the proper leader of the people." His vigorous and masculine...

...or Tories, Radical5 or Chartists, or by what nickname a bustling and thoughtless race may dcnignato themselves ; but these two divisions comprehend at...centuries, have received no education. What prospect docs it offer us of those high principles of conduct with which wo have fed our imaginations and strengthened...