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The Tory-Whig controversy refers to the political rivalry between two major political parties in Britain during the late 17th and early 18th centuries: the Tories and the Whigs. This controversy was characterized by debates over issues such as monarchy versus parliamentary power, religious tolerance, and the role of the state.
Key Aspects of the Tory-Whig Controversy:
Political Ideologies:
Tories: Generally supported the Anglican Church, were more conservative, and were in favor of a strong monarchy. They were often landowners and were seen as defenders of traditional institutions.
Whigs: Advocated for parliamentary supremacy, supported religious tolerance (especially for dissenters and non-Anglicans), and were often aligned with the emerging middle class and commercial interests.
Historical Context:
The controversy emerged during the late 17th century and continued into the early 18th century. It was particularly prominent during the reigns of monarchs such as William III, Anne, and George I.
It was driven by the larger context of the Glorious Revolution (1688), which established constitutional monarchy and limited the powers of the king in favor of parliamentary rule.
Major Issues:
Monarchy vs. Parliament: The Tories favored a stronger monarchy, while the Whigs pushed for greater power for Parliament.
Religious Tolerance: Whigs generally supported more tolerance for dissenting religious groups, while Tories were more inclined to support the established Church of England.
Impact and Legacy:
The conflict between the Tories and Whigs shaped the development of the British political system and party politics.
Over time, the terms "Tory" and "Whig" evolved into more generalized labels for British political parties, with the Tories becoming the Conservative Party and the Whigs contributing to the formation of the Liberal Party.
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Sir Roger de coverly-an eccentric old country knight.
Will Honeycomb-a middle-aged beau
Sir Andrew Freeport - a city merchant
Captain Sentry- a soldier
Mr.Spectator- a shy, reticent person,who bears a resemblance to Addision
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The Edinburgh Review dates from 1802-1929
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Edinburg review(1802-1829), the examnier( 1808-1886),, the quarterly review( 1809-1976), the blackwood's magazine (2817), thr dial(1840, the germ (1850), the cornhilln( 1860-1975)
The critical review contributors are samuel johnson, david Hume, John hunter, and goldsmith
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The London Magazine's founder was Isaac Kimber according to Wikipedia.
The review(1706), the tatler( 1709), the spectator ( 1711-1712), the guardian (1713), the gentlemans magazine(1731-1922), the london magazine (1732-1785),, the ramblet (1750-1752), the critical review( 1756-1817),
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The Spectator
Fictional characters such as Sir Roger de Coverley
Will Honeycomb
Sir Andrew Freeport
Captain Sentry
Mr.Spectator
Isaac Bickerstaff is the name used collectively by all the other contributors except Steele and Addison... like pope arbuthnot John gay and so on...
Steele used.... Roger De coverley and Addison used Mr spectator.
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The Dial 1836
Which was conservative exactly??wighs or torys?????
Tory Party: Traditionally associated with conservative principles, the Tories emphasized the importance of tradition, social hierarchy, and the monarchy. They are the predecessors of the modern Conservative Party in the United Kingdom.
Whig Party: Generally associated with more progressive and reformist principles. The Whigs supported constitutional monarchism, parliamentary supremacy, and were often in favour of economic and political liberal reforms. They evolved into what became the Liberal Party.
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