Whiggism is a 8 letter English word.
You can make 74 anagrams from letters in Whiggism (gghiimsw).
First recorded in 1660-70; Whig + -ism
Macaulay was not only a typical Whig, but the prophet of Whiggism to his generation.
In 1834 his hostility to Whiggism was becoming more pronounced, and a tenderness for some Tory doctrines more discernible.
Warren was disposed to Whiggism, and thought the king's recovery doubtful.
It was, as I have said, in philosophy what Whiggism was in politics.
It calls for no reopening of the long-hushed controversy between Democracy and Whiggism.
Whiggism is hypocritical; while professing to be liberal, it never initiates a good measure or hinders a bad one.
He might still call himself a Whig, and exult in the growth of Whiggism.
Parnell, a few years their senior, had been introduced by Swift to Oxford as a convert from Whiggism.
His Whiggism is so bigoted, and his Christianity so fierce, that he almost disgusts one with two very good things!'
That cannot be said of a Whig; for Whiggism is a negation of all principle.'
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