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виги португальский
partido whig испанский
partido whig de los estados unidos каталонский
partit whig dels estats units 
Synonyms
Examples for "whigs"
Examples for "whigs"
1
The panic among the whigs was tremendous, and the mountaineers shared it.
2
It has been the colony against England, and not tories against whigs.
3
Permitted the whigs in general, and one Walpole in particular, to run England.
4
The whigs represented the dissenters and the mercantile classes, and often wore red.
5
The arrival of the mountain men put new life into the dispirited whigs.
1
There were certain reasons why the whig party could not accomplish the desired end.
2
The whole whig party were justly alarmed at these alterations.
3
The whig party in England was growing smaller.
4
Lord Hatherton is a member of the whig party, and has been chief secretary for Ireland.
5
The whig party ceased to exist.
6
These measures greatly strengthened the administration; and at the same time confirmed the existing disunion of the old whig party.
7
Oxford advised moderate measures, and is said to have made advances towards a reconciliation with the leaders of the whig party.
8
The person against whom their anger was chiefly directed was the lord chancellor Somers, the most active leader of the whig party.
9
The whig party, as it came to be called in Jackson's time, was forming in opposition to the republican-thenceforthknown as the democratic party.
10
This scandalous traffic had been chiefly carried on by the whig party, and therefore their antagonists resolved to spare no pains in detecting their corruption.
11
The first vote I ever cast was with the old-line Whig party.
12
The Duke of Shrewsbury and other discontented noblemen left the Whig party.
13
This custom and the Whig party passed away at the same time.
14
The old Whig Party went to pieces on the rocks of sectionalism.
15
With the Compromises of 1850 the Whig party began its rapid decline.
16
The Whig party were to hold their convention at Baltimore, in May.
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