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Things whig often describes ("whig ________")
- statesmen
- organ
- paper
- parties
- press
- lords
- writers
- rule
- historians
- nobles
- ladies
- politician
- aristocrats
- newspapers
- cause
- journal
- vote
- views
- philosophy
- coalition
- congressman
- votes
- families
- support
- oligarchy
- leadership
- aristocracy
- element
- policy
- principles
- interpretation
- ideology
- side
- program
- view
- representative
- supremacy
- houses
- organization
- convention
- ranks
- theory
- ticket
- leaders
- history
- leader
- policies
- papers
- victory
- nominee
- tradition
- ministers
- administration
- campaign
- cabinet
- majority
- party
- meeting
- measures
- connection
- candidate
- strength
- colleagues
- governor
- family
- faction
- supporters
- opposition
- politics
- newspaper
- member
- interest
- government
- lawyer
- candidates
- opponent
- ascendancy
- circles
- opponents
- minister
- members
- platform
- standard
- triumph
- historian
- chiefs
- magnates
- journals
- peers
- friends
- politicians
- nomination
- doctrine
- caucus
- governments
- voters
- statesman
- ministry
How whig often is described ("________ whig")
- enlightened
- stout
- candid
- zealous
- faithful
- sturdy
- fashioned
- outrageous
- orthodox
- aristocratic
- enthusiastic
- respectable
- distinguished
- antislavery
- anti
- fellow
- earnest
- ultra
- old
- century
- sound
- consistent
- firm
- young
- liberal
- democratic
- steady
- strong
- vile
- staunch
- warm
- famous
- bottomless
- former
- furious
- mild
- time
- genuine
- lifelong
- loyal
- excellent
- moderate
- active
- northern
- known
- keen
- fourth
- bitter
- strenuous
- stanch
- wise
- ardent
- sore
- extreme
- able
- influential
- honest
- line
- thorough
- true
- violent
- uncompromising
- vehement
- sour
- constitutional
- intolerant
- noted
- eminent
- pro
- typical
- independent
- pure
- prominent
- good
- convinced
- left
- southern
- conservative
- radical
- sincere
