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Free Trade and Financial Reform,r 1846. As the rump Conservative party under Bentinck, Stanley (Lord Derby from 1852) and Disraeli stuck to the old protectionist cause for a few more years,. the Peelites supported Russell’s Whig government (1846–52) in a series of free-trade measures, including the repeal of the Navigation Laws (1

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Prime Minister,e for ever stricter public economy had repeatedly been boycotted by jingoistic middle-class electors, who supported Palmerston’s ‘spirited’ and (Gladstone thought) expensive foreign policy, instead of following the narrow path of peace, retrenchment and financial virtue. Electoral reform, with the a

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Foreign Policy and the Empire,ave seen, the opportunity for a comeback after the 1874 electoral debacle arose as a result of the Eastern Question in 1876–80, when he found himself at the head of a mass protest movement against Beaconfield’s handling of the Eastern crisis. Yet it should not be forgotten that, even more than the T

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Prime Minister, state of equilibrium between public morality and fiscal probity. He hoped that, once the influence of the middle class on the electoral system had been counterbalanced by Nonconformist artisan puritanism — and related retrenching instincts — it would become easier for the Chancellor of the Excheque