Whiggism

How to use Whiggism in a sentence

• His Whiggism is so bigoted, and his Christianity so fierce, that he almost disgusts one with two very good things!'

  Hugh Miller | William Keith Leask

• It calls for no reopening of the long-hushed controversy between Democracy and Whiggism.

  The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 14, No. 85, November, 1864 | Various

• He might still call himself a Whig, and exult in the growth of Whiggism.

  Swift | Leslie Stephen

• His early admiration of Fox, of Whiggism, and Reform, was the rapture of an innamorato.

  Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine, Volume 56, Number 350, December 1844 | Various

• Toryism scarcely thanks him for fighting its battles; Whiggism abhors him.

  Leading Articles on Various Subjects | Hugh Miller