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Courier

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Oct 10, 1831

Page

1

Lords Reform Speech Defends Aristocracy and Limits on Power

The Lords defend their privileges while arguing the people must not govern. The speaker contends a rupture exists between the Lords and nation, saying reform would place aristocracy at the mercy of voters and allow the people to redistribute power and wealth. The passage asserts a clear line between the House of Lords and the public.

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