| 单词 | whig-republican |
| 释义 | > as lemmasWhig-Republican c. With other adjectives and nouns denoting political identities, with the sense ‘that is both (a) Whig and (a) ——’, as in Whig-Jacobite, Whig-Liberal, Whig-Republican, etc. See also Whig-Radical adj. and n. at Compounds 2. ΚΠ 1697 T. Oates Picture Late King James: Part Four 189 You have Mr. Prate-a-pace, who glories much in the Name of a Whig Jacobite. 1839 R. Cobden Let. 3 Feb. (2007) I. 153 We cannot be in a true position until we are in direct opposition to the Whig-aristocratic ministry. 1881 C. W. Butterfield Hist. La Crosse County, Wisconsin 529 He was a practical printer, a shrewd politician and a straight Whig Republican. 1969 Hist. Jrnl. 12 722 Party ties continued loose under Palmerston, but Peelites, Whig-Liberals and Radicals held together at most times. 2014 Jrnl. Brit. Stud. 53 1041 The focus here is not just Jacobitism but various strains of Tory, republican, and Whig Jacobite arguments. < as lemmas |
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