The Whigs Vindicated (Classic Reprint): The Objections That Are Commonly Brought Against Them Answer'd, and the Present Ministry Prov'd to Be the Best ... Welfare of England; In a Letter to a Friend - Softcover

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This book provides a defense of notable Whigs who, in the early 18th century, were falsely accused of being hostile to the Church of England and of squandering public funds during their leadership. The author argues that these accusations were politically motivated and that the Whigs were in fact steadfast supporters of the Church and prudent stewards of the nation's finances. The author also demonstrates that the Whigs were committed to protecting civil liberties and to expanding trade opportunities for the benefit of all Britons. Ultimately, this book sheds new light on a critical period in British history and challenges popular misconceptions about the role of the Whigs in shaping the nation's political and religious landscape.

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