The Rise of Democracy
The Rise of Democracy
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At present, it can only be regarded as one of the strangest and most unaccountable exploits of political legerdemain. Mr. Gladstone's Reform Bill of 1866 was, on the whole, one of the old type, resembling its unfortunate predecessors of the period 1851-1865. Postponing for the present the question of redistribution of seats, he dealt only with the electoral franchise, a course of action which, as in 1884, exposed him to sharp and ultimately successful criticism.^ He now proposed to extend the r...ight of voting to tenants paying a rental of J^'^ a year in boroughs, and ;£^i4 in counties; while lodgers paying p^io a year and depositors having jQ^o in savings-banks were like- wise to have votes. These and a few other changes ^ In view of the constitutional conflict which in 1884 was to rage around the question of separating the Franchise and Redistribution Bills, it may be well to note Mr. Gladstone's procedure in 1866. At first he proposed to keep them entirely distinct— a course ably defended by Mr.
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At present, it can only be regarded as one of the strangest and most unaccountable exploits of political legerdemain. Mr. Gladstone's Reform Bill of 1866 was, on the whole, one of the old type, resembling its unfortunate predecessors of the period 1851-1865. Postponing for the present the question of redistribution of seats, he dealt only with the electoral franchise, a course of action which, as in 1884, exposed him to sharp and ultimately successful criticism.^ He now proposed to extend the r...ight of voting to tenants paying a rental of J^'^ a year in boroughs, and ;£^i4 in counties; while lodgers paying p^io a year and depositors having jQ^o in savings-banks were like- wise to have votes. These and a few other changes ^ In view of the constitutional conflict which in 1884 was to rage around the question of separating the Franchise and Redistribution Bills, it may be well to note Mr. Gladstone's procedure in 1866. At first he proposed to keep them entirely distinct— a course ably defended by Mr.
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