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Pitt to Peel
Lord Liverpool and the tories
reviews and interpretations
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A game of
2 halves
:
historians like
Brock
believed that there was a
change
in the character of
Liverpool’s
government from
1820
1812-1820
=>
reactionary
and
repressive
1820s
=>
liberal
and
reformist
Evidence for Liberal Toryism:
old restrictions
were lifted
new freedoms
granted
freer trade
less taxation
greater cooperation
with the
Whigs
and their ideas
more civil
and
optical rights
Evidence against Liberal Toryism:
still
inequalities
still
corrupt
there were
restrictions
to
reforms
that favoured the
elite
Church
of
England
remained the
state
church
repression
in
1825-26
measures were
practical necessities
->
Catholic emancipation
context that
changed
Liberals
were open to
reform
and
individual freedom
and
free trade