Political Reform Flashcards

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What do Walton and Blake say about the 1867 Reform Act?

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It was ‘forced on them as the price of staying in power’.

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What does Cowling say about the 1867 Reform Act?

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Disraeli’s ‘was a policy of consistent opportunism’

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What do some historians claim about Lloyd George and the constitutional crisis?

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That he deliberately created a controversial budget to trap the Lords into rejecting it so that the liberals would then have a strong case for restricting their powers.

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What does Lee say about the constitutional crisis?

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He partly attributes it to a desire by the liberals to please their ‘rank and file’ supporters who had so far been disillusioned by the limited reforms.

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What does Feuchtwanger say about the constitutional crisis?

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He credits Lloyd George for introducing his radical budget and ‘strengthening the cause of the people by bringing political and social grievances together as one’

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What does Ensor say about the constitutional crisis?

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He criticises the Conservatives for ‘allowing no compromise’, appearing archaic and elitist to the electorate and fighting negative campaign.

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What do Pearce and Stuart say about the constitutional crisis

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They claim that ‘the Lords was perhaps not slain, but at least had its teeth pulled’

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