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| | Whig Party (United States) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
 | | Whig Representative Lewis Campbell of Ohio was particularly distraught by the defeat, exclaiming, "We are slayed. | | | The Whig Party was a political party of the United States from 1834 to 1860, formed to oppose the policies of President Andrew Jackson, a Democrat, and in particular supporting the supremacy of Congress over the Executive Branch and favoring a program of modernization and economic development. | | | In its early form the Whig Party was united only by opposition to the policies of President Andrew Jackson, especially his removal of the deposits from the Bank of the United States without the consent of Congress. |
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_Whig_Party
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| | Reader's Companion to American History - -WHIG PARTY |
| | The Whig party was founded by individuals united only in their antagonism to Jackson's war on the Second Bank of the United States and his high-handed measures in waging that war and ignoring Supreme Court decisions, the Constitution, and Indian rights embodied in federal treaties. | | | In Congress, Whigs supported the Second Bank of the United States, a high tariff, distribution of land revenues to the states, relief legislation to mitigate the effects of the great depression that followed the financial panics of 1837 and 1839, and federal reapportionment of House seats (a "reform" likely to enlarge Whig representation in Congress). | | | Detailed studies of the Whig party in the states and biographies of such Whig leaders as Clay, William Seward, Daniel Webster, and Horace Greeley reveal dissimilar policies from one state to another and important differences in the character, beliefs, and actions of the leaders. |
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http://college.hmco.com/history/readerscomp/rcah/html/ah_091900_whigparty.htm
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| | The Historian: The Whig Party versus the "spoilsmen" of Tennes... @ HighBeam Research |
| | Whigs argued that the spoils party had coalesced during Jackson's second term as president and persuaded Jackson to exercise presidential power as a tyrant. | | | Whigs in Tennessee used that precept to admonish voters that their freedom was endangered by the demagogues leading the Democratic Party. | | | Whigs also advocated the abrogation of the presidential veto, which subjected the acts of the people's representatives to "the arbitrary will of one man." They supported a law to prevent federal officeholders from aiding party candidates or from "interfering" in elections. |
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http://www.highbeam.com/library/doc0.asp?DOCID=1G1:16541101&refid=holomed_1
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| | Whig party. The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition. 2001-05 |
| | This move temporarily prevented a division of the party, and although Taylor died while Clay was formulating the Compromise of 1850 in Congress, Millard Fillmore, his Vice President and presidential successor, kept the faith of the Whig party. | | | When Tyler ignored the counsel of his cabinet and vetoed bills that sought to reestablish the Bank of the United States, about 50 Whig members of Congress met in caucus and read Tyler out of the party. | | | In New England a bitter struggle developed between antislavery “Conscience Whigs” and proslavery “Cotton Whigs,” in other places between “lower law” Whigs and “higher law” Whigs (the term “higher law” had originated from a famous speech by William H. Seward, who declared that there was a higher law than the Constitution). |
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http://www.bartleby.com/65/wh/Whigpart.html
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| | Whig Party |
| | The National Republican party was the precursor to the Whigs, and Jackson’s inauguration in 1829 began the period of opposition and prepared the ground for a coalition of political forces which formed the Whig Party. | | | John Tyler, who had been a Jacksonian Democrat, acceded to the presidency, and embittered the Whigs by vetoing the bills which they had meant to restore the rechartering of the Bank of the United States. | | | Most of Tyler’s cabinet resigned in protest, and his membership in the party was withdrawn. |
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http://www.course-notes.org/parties/whig.htm
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| | Whig |
| | Whig and Clio Halls, Princeton University.Credit: Library of Congress. | | | This was called the "Whiggamors' Inroad"; and ever after that, all who opposed the court came in contempt to be called whigs. | | | A Whig parade during the Hard Cider Campaign.Credit: Library of Congress. |
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http://www.websters-dictionary-online.org/definition/english/Wh/Whig.html
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| | Welcome to The American Presidency |
| | The Whigs nominated Clay for president in 1844. | | | Whig Senate leaders Clay and Webster, however, fearing disunion over slavery, played key roles in securing the Compromise of 1850, which included a stronger Fugitive Slave Law that offended many northern Whigs. | | | In 1852 many southern Whigs defected in reaction to the party's nomination of Gen. Winfield Scott for president and the deaths of Unionists Clay and Webster. |
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http://ap.grolier.com/article?assetid=0311200-0&templatename=/article/article.html
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| | Whig Central |
| | William Henry Harrison, aka Tippecanoe, died, and with him the Whig ticket which succumbed to the strict constitutional policies of "Tyler Too." His claim to fame (aside from "Tyler Too") was that he was the first Whig president ever. | | | Although Taylor had subscribed to Whig principles of legislative leadership, he was not inclined to be a puppet of Whig leaders in Congress. | | | General Winfield Scott, Hero of the War of 1812, was slaughtered by the Young Hickory, Frank Pierce, a Democrat, in 1852. |
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http://bhorlor.4mg.com/whigdom.html
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| | Whig |
| | The Whigs were adherents of the Hanoverians when that dynasty succeeded to the throne, and in fact reigned supreme from 1714 until 1760. | | | They were strong supporters of William III and his consort Mary, and maintained a virtual monopoly of political power during their reign. | | | Between 1830 and 1841 they put through a great deal of reformist legislation. |
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| | Whig Party |
| | The Whig Party grew around groups opposed to the policies of president Andrew Jackson in the 1830s. | | | The Whigs won only one gubernatorial election in the party's history, in 1839 when bad economic conditions led the voters to reject the Democrats. | | | By 1854 the Whig Party had disappeared from the scene, replaced by the Republican Party. |
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http://www.umich.edu/~bhl/bhl/mhchome/parties/whig.htm
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| | Barnes & Noble.com - The Rise and Fall of the American Whig Party: Jacksonian Politics and the Onset of ... |
| | In all, four Whigs sat in the White House--Harrison, Tyler, Taylor, and Fillmore--while leaders such as Henry Clay and Daniel Webster failed to capture that prize, contending with Democrats over tariffs, banks, internal improvements, territorial expansion, and, ultimately, slavery until the party's demise in the 1850s. | | | And the party's death in the mid-1850s was both effect and cause of the political breakdown that led to secession and the Civil War. | | | In 1834, opponents of Andrew Jackson organized the Whig Party. |
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| | Search Results for Whig - Encyclopædia Britannica |
| | British politician, leader of the Whig Party, and prime minister... | | | Includes the British history of the Whig Party and biographies of its presidents and political leaders in America. | | | After the nullification crisis had been settled, Webster made overtures for a political alliance with Jackson, an alliance that presumably would have brought Webster to the presidency as Jackson's... |
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http://www.britannica.com/search?query=Whig&submit=Find&source=MWTEXT
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| | The Whig Party |
| | Established in 1834, the Whig Party was a reaction to the authoritarian policies of Andrew Jackson. | | | The Election of 1856: The Whigs made a nominal appearance with Millard Fillmore of the National American Party (garnering feeble Whig support), losing badly to Republican John C. Frémont and the victor Democrat James Buchanan. | | | The Election of 1852: Democrat Franklin Pierce easily out-pointed Whig Winfield Scott |
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| | Whig-Cliosophic Society, The American, |
| | The name ``American Whig'' derived from a recent series of essays by a new trustee of the College, William Livingston, shortly to become first governor of the state of New Jersey. | | | And, when Whig Hall was gutted by fire in November 1969, its speedy and strikingly innovative reconstruction testified to widespread and continuing support for one of the older organizations in the United States. | | | Sometimes controversial, the speakers linked the undergraduates in a direct and personal manner to the wider world beyond Princeton. |
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http://etcweb1.princeton.edu/CampusWWW/Companion/whig_cliosophic_society.html
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| | The Rise and Fall of the American Whig Party: Jacksonian Politics and the Onset of the Civil War. | | | The disgrace of Anne's Tory ministers who negotiated for the return of James II on her death, and the Jacobite risings of 1715 and 1745 stigmatized the Tories as supporters of absolute monarchy, and the Whig ministries of Robert | | | It was applied (c.1679) to the English opponents of the succession of the Roman Catholic duke of York (later James II), a group led by the 1st earl of |
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http://www.infoplease.com/ce6/history/A0852046.html
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| | Whig Party |
| | After capturing both the White House and Congress in 1840, the Whigs were poised to become the nation's dominant party and to enact Henry Clay's nationalistic program. | | | Again turning to a former general, the Whigs in 1852 nominated Gen. Winfield Scott. | | | But the Compromise of 1850, fashioned by Henry Clay and signed into law by Millard Fillmore (who succeeded to the presidency onTaylor's death in 1850), fatally estranged the Conscience Whigs from their party. |
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http://www.orange.k12.oh.us/teachers/ohs/TJordan/Pages/whigparty.html
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| | The Whig Party |
| | After the Jackson era, the Whig party drifted towards its strongest elements, the national improvements men. | | | They also elected Zachary Taylor (another war hero and no politician) who was died fairly early in the term, making Millard Filmore president. | | | During Andrew Jackson's presidency the first really well organized political parties came into existence. |
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| | Neowhig - The History of the Neo-Whig Party |
| | The "wigged" sobriquet stuck and the Whig Party was born, culminating in the remarkable presidency of Millard Fillmore, whose chief accomplishment in office was securing legislation to ensure that no parents would ever be allowed to name their male children Millard. | | | The original Whig Party fell into abeyance in the 1850s in the aftermath of the Compromise of 1850 which we all learned about when we were in high school but immediately forgot about right after midterm exams. | | | Thus we come to the year 2003 when Internet mogul William Doty and noted political theorist William Grim--who were classmates at the University of Chicago where they both wrote their Ph.D. dissertations under the supervision of Leo Strauss-ran into each other at Princess Stephanie's birthday party in Monaco. |
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| | Whig |
| | 1844 Whig convention nominates Henry Clay as presidential candidate | | | 1895 William V S Tubman, Whig, 17th Liberian president, 1943-70 | | | 1651 John Baron Somers, Whig, William III's chief minister, 1696-1700 |
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http://www.brainyhistory.com/topics/w/whig.html
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| | Whig interpretation of history |
| | Freed from the constraints of absolutism Englishmen were able to enjoy liberties under law where they could gain wealth through trade and provide a good education for their children so that they, in turn, could enjoy and defend the fruits of hard-won liberties. | | | Charles’s son, James II, was spurred by his reactionary Catholic beliefs to make similar attempts, but was happily defeated in the Glorious Revolution of 1688, when political opponents (significantly nicknamed Whigs) called upon William of Orange to rescue English liberties and rule as William III. | | | The Whigs felt that this form constitutional monarchy was allied to political liberty allowing the constitutional subjects of the Monarch, who were also subject to Parliamentary laws, many opportunities for a progressive life. |
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http://www.age-of-the-sage.org/philosophy/history/whig_interpretation_history.html
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| | 1839Quincy Whig Articles (Sidney Rigdon Letter. etc.) |
| | As things turned out the Illinois Mormons did vote as a block for the Whig cause in 1840, and so Bartlett and Sullivan were probably justified in their obvious attempts in courting the Saints' favor throughout the ensuing pre-election period. | | | We did not take charge of it for the purpose of pulling our party [the Whigs] to pieces, but to build it up, and although we wish for the confidence of every one of our patrons, we have no disposition to commit political suicide | | | Bartlett and Sullivan were spearheading local Whig efforts to overthrow the rule of the western Illinois Democrats and to put their candidate into the White House not many months hence. |
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http://home1.gte.net/dbroadhu/RESTOR/Lib/Rig1839a.htm
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| | Whiggate Update |
| | In any case, we're in total agreement that the media has been extremely deficient in telling the story of the White House Iraq Group, and that Congress (except for a couple of members) has abdicated its constitutional responsibility to question the actions and lies of this White House. | | | How did senior Administration officials manipulate or manufacture intelligence presented to the Congress and the American people? | | | Another WHIG (Hadley) and his actions during that key week in early September 2002 |
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http://whiggate.blogspot.com
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| | Whig Party |
| | The Whig Party was established in 1834 by politicians opposed to the "executive tyranny of Andrew Jackson. | | | The party was named after to the Whig Party in the House of Commons that at the time was advocating democratic reforms in Britain. | | | Most Whigs joined the newly created Republican Party |
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http://www.spartacus.schoolnet.co.uk/USAwhig.htm
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| | Whig Party (USA) |
| | Whig candidate presidents include General William Henry Harrison, 1840; John Tyler 1841–1845; General Zachary Taylor, 1849–1850; and Millard Fillmore 1850–1853. | | | The party diverged over the issue of slavery: the northern Whigs joined the Republican party and the southern or ‘Cotton’ Whigs joined the Democrats. | | | The title was taken from the British Whig Party, which supported Parliament against the king. |
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http://www.tiscali.co.uk/reference/encyclopaedia/hutchinson/m0007131.html
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| | Whig and Tory |
| | Thereafter most Tories accepted something of the Whig doctrines of limited constitutional monarchy rather than divine-right absolutism. | | | Originally “Whig” and “Tory&; were terms of abuse introduced in 1679 during the heated struggle over the bill to exclude James, Duke of York (afterward James II. | | | In opposition, a revived Whig Party, led by Charles James Fox (1749-1806), came to represent the interests of religious dissenters, industrialists, and others who sought electoral, parliamentary, and philanthropic reforms. |
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http://www.hfac.uh.edu/gbrown/philosophers/leibniz/BritannicaPages/WhigTory/WhigTory.html
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| | What is a "Whig"? |
| | The Liberalism of the Anglo-American Whigs (e.g., Locke, Jefferson, Adam Smith, Alexander Hamilton), was picked up, in the 20th century, by certain advocates of economic Liberalism like Fredrick von Hayek and Ludwig von Mises. | | | The result of that war was a Whiggish United States and a Tory Canada. | | | In fact, it is clear that the American Revolution was actually a civil war between American Whigs and American Tories. |
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http://www.sspx.ca/Angelus/2003_April/What_Is_Whig.htm
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| | The Whigs |
| | The aristocratic connotations surrounding the name caused some politicians to refer to themselves as Liberals, a term used by reforming politicians in Europe. | | | Later the Whigs supported the establishment of the Hanoverian settlement. | | | In the late17th century the term Whig was used to describe those opposed to the religious policies of Charles II. |
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| | Northern Whig Bar in Belfast |
| | A long chrome bar runs along one side where uniformed staff pour dozens of cocktails and shots. | | | Great drinks were being served to me and my friend who had one of the best nights there. | | | Keep up the good work and I agree bar men are hunks. |
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| | Definitions of Whig and Tory |
| | To raise the Prerogative above Law for serving a Turn, was Low-Church and Whig. | | | The Opinion of the Majority in the House of Commons, especialy of the Country-Party, or Landed Interest, was High-flying and rank Tory. | | | This Distinction, I think, began towards the later part of King Charles the Second’s Reign; was dropt during that of his Successor, and then revived at the Revolution; since which it has perpetually flourish’d, though apply’d to very different kinds of Principles and Persons. |
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| | The Carolina Whig |
| | is the discovery of widespread voter part in the heavily Whig counties of | | | Mr Whipple and Mr Durga each carried 6 states (2 states abstained - AR and NC). | | | The results of the ballots are in and you have elected Carolina Whig Dave Whipple as Speaker by a very narrow margin. |
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| | Uncle Dale's Old Mormon Articles: Quincy Whig & Argus (1839) |
| | He indirectly encouraged the mob, and should be held responsible for hid acts, | | | In the Missouri Legislature, on the question which was brought up, for investigating the Mormon difficulties, the loco foco members almost to a man voted against it, while the whig members as unanimously voted for it. | | | The object of the Argus editor in classing the Governor with the Whigs, is to make our party responsible for his conduct in the Mormon difficulties. |
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| | MSN Encarta - Search Results - Whig |
| | Whig Party (United States), one of the two dominant political parties in power in the U.S. from the mid-1830s to the mid-1850s. | | | Whig Party (United States): major U.S. political parties (chart) | | | A Whig may also be a member of the Whig party of... |
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| | Richmond [VA] Whig, Jan-June 1864 |
| | The inauguration of Gov. William Smith, will take place at the Hall of the House of Delegates, at 12 M. RICHMOND [VA] WHIG, January 1, 1864, p. | | | Well printed and of convenient size for the pocket, showing the location of the public buildings and offices of the Confederate, State and City Governments, residences of the principal officers, etc. | | | Federal Prisoners [illegible] Texas.—A letter received in Boston, dated at Vicksburg, says that the late officers of the Harriet Lane, have arrived there on their way North; and all the officers, soldiers and sailors captured at Galveston in January last, have been paroled, and are on the way to New Orleans. |
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| | Dictionary.com/Word of the Day: Whig |
| | In February, 1834, he baptized the new party with the name of ` Whig', with the idea that the name implied resistance to executive usurpation, to that of the Crown in England and in the American Revolution, and to that of the President in the United States of 1834.'' --Johnston, ibid. | | | In 1648, a party of these people marched to Edinburgh to oppose the king and the duke of Hamilton (the Whiggamore raid), and hence the name of Whig was given to the party opposed to the court. | | | In English Politics, a whig was a member of the political party which grew up in England in the seventeenth century, in the reigns of Charles I and II, when great contests existed respecting the royal prerogatives and the rights of the people. |
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| | Michael Knox Beran on war & West on National Review Online |
| | Two hundred years ago Britain and the United States were almost alone in their embrace of the Whig approach to liberty; today much of the planet enjoys or aspires to these freedoms. | | | Whig freedom is the product but not the property of the West; given the right conditions it can flourish anywhere. | | | This trend towards liberty, while not perhaps inexorable, will be difficult to reverse. |
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http://www.nationalreview.com/comment/comment-beran100801.shtml
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| | WHIG Launch a Success — Work and Health Information Gateway |
| | Kit Harling (Director, NHS Plus), Hugh Robertson (Senior Health and Safety Officer, TUC) and Rowan Merewood (WHIG Co-ordinator and Developer, SOHAS). | | | WHIG Launch a Success — Work and Health Information Gateway | | | The WHIG site was launched on the 16th November with an all round successful event. |
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| | H-Net Review: B. J. Weinstein on Nobody's Perfect: A New Whig Interpretation of History |
| | Although Patterson is convincing when arguing that "whig" reformers often acted on principle alone, she is much less successful at illustrating the historical continuity and essential similarity of "whig" principles. | | | Thus Patterson hopes to demonstrate that while the principled behavior of individual "whigs" was responsible for many of the legal and political freedoms that we enjoy today, each of the individuals to whom we owe these freedoms also acted inconsistently and at times gave in to unprincipled or self-interested motivations. | | | Second, Patterson disputes the conventional whig view that the historical progress of liberty has unfolded at a smooth and steady rate. |
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http://www.h-net.org/reviews/showrev.cgi?path=168101087407209
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| | Unrepentant "Old" Whig |
| | Highlighting the fact that 'true liberalism' had no recognisable name with which to distinguish itself from 'false liberalism', Hayek tossed 'Old Whig' into the ring as his suggestion - though he seemed more confident of its historical validity than its real-world usefulness. | | | In is postscript to The Constitution of Liberty, Friedrich Hayek placed his core beliefs into what he perceived as their proper place in the history of ideas. | | | This essay attempts to illustrate just what Hayek meant by calling himself an Old Whig, or Burkean Whig, as he later described himself. |
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http://www.ieeh.asso.fr/ie/Us/abstracts/vol10n4/art8.htm
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| | What’s WHIG all About? An Open Letter to Karen Hughes |
| | Because of your close ties to the President, you have bureaucratic clout. | | | Most disconcerting, apart from your participation in Republican political campaigns marked by smear tactics and fear-evoking sound bites, is your role in shaping the administration’s message regarding the war in Iraq. | | | You were a member of the little-known, secretive WHIG, which, according to The Wall Street Journal (October 12), “worked on setting strategy for selling the war in Iraq to the public in the months leading up to the March 2003 invasion.” |
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http://www.commondreams.org/cgi-bin/print.cgi?file=/views05/1019-23.htm
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| | A Young Whig |
| | "A Democrat is a young Whig who will legislate for money as soon as he has got it; the Whig is an old Democrat who once hurrahed for the majority." Theodore Parker (1854). |
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http://ayoungwhig.typepad.com
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| | The Next Hurrah: Whither Whig? |
| | And that WHIG was never that important to this case after all. | | | You can't tell, reading this indictment, whether anyone on WHIG is cooperating (what did Karl offer to Fitzgerald to forestall his own indictment?), whether Wurmser and Hannah have flipped, whether he's got anything on Bolton. | | | These two group discussions are probably not WHIG (the first one, however, may be one of the "Get Wilson" meetings we've heard about), since they seem to be OVP discussions and not WHIG ones (further, we know several WHIG members were in Africa for the second discussion). |
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http://thenexthurrah.typepad.com/the_next_hurrah/2005/10/whither_whig.html
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| | Miller was WHIG operative--CONFIRMED! CorrenteWire |
| | So, among the 50 stories that WHIG planted in the runup to the war, some were from Judy “Kneepads” Miller. | | | Besides Rove and Libby, the group included senior White House aides Karen Hughes, Mary Matalin, James Wilkinson, Nicholas Calio, Condoleezza Rice and Stephen Hadley. | | | The real story is the WHIG: A massive domestic covert operation, a disinformation campaign run directl from the White House, to “fix the facts and the intelligence around the policy” by planting stories in the press to lead the country into war. |
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http://www.correntewire.com/miller_was_whig_operative_confirmed
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| | Re: HES: EDITORIAL -- Whig H of E is Dead -- Now What? |
| | Tony Brewer asks "What is Whig history?" "Is it the view that the history | | | opposed to Whig history are among this group. | | | -- While they may purport to be records of progress, Whig |
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| | Not Afghan Whig-ed out |
| | This month, Spin magazine named "Gentlemen" one of the 100 greatest albums released during the past 20 years. | | | In 1993, the Afghan Whigs released its major-label debut, "Gentlemen," considered by many critics and fans to be its most compelling effort. | | | Perhaps no other rock band cleaved local opinion the way the Afghan Whigs did. |
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| | Search: standard whig |
| | Bert Horwood in his recent letter (‘Frankenfoods’ based on bad science, Whig | | | October 21, 1999 letter to the Kingston Whig Standard Editor | | | February 29 letter to the Kingston Whig Standard Editor |
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| | Northern Whig |
| | Featuring Belfast's most stylish neo-classic bar, an award winning 150 seat restaurant serving cosmopolitan cuisine to the up and coming city slickers, a window fronted coffee bar, to watch the world go by and an 80 seat mezzanine floor. | | | The Northern Whig is the place to be to have a great time, whether it's | | | Northern Whig House, 2-10 Bridge St, Belfast, BT1 1LU |
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| | National Banner and Nashville Whig (Jan-Aug.) (merged with |
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| | The Raw Story Interview: Ambassador Wilson, husband of outed CIA agent, sees larger Administration role in leak |
| | Shortly after Dr. Mohamed ElBaradei (Director General of the International Atomic Energy Agency) announced to the UN Security Council in March, 2003 that the documents that the State Department provided him were forgeries, I went on CNN and said that I thought the government knew more about this than it was letting on. | | | But in retrospect looking at this, the natural group [of people] who would meet to discuss something like this would be the White House Iraq Group (WHIG). | | | Raw Story: Right, and the group includes Karl Rove as part of that main group of six. |
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http://rawstory.com/news/2005/Interview_Ambassador_Wilson_husband_of_outed_CIA_agent_sees_larger_Administration_ro_0713.html
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