Reform in Parliament Debates Universal Suffrage and Representation
A long parliamentary debate weighs universal suffrage against limited suffrage, with speakers arguing for and against equal electoral districts, triennial Parliaments, and secret ballots. Ministers defend constitutional balance, warn against continental imitation, and praise past reforms while urging cautious change.
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Mr. Jones
Safco
Lord Ashley
Hear
Lord Aadley
Buckinghamshire
Wember
Sir G. Grey
Oldham
Treasury
House of Commons
O’connon
Col. Thompson
Campbell
Ireland
England
Hume
Mr. Home
Kine
Free States
Europe
Newpeacats
Association
J. Russell
G. Grey
John Bussell
Lord J. Rosset
Montrose
Manchester
Metropolis
Devon
Sussex
Norfolk
Stamford
Lord Exeter
Marquess of Exeter
Bright
Warwickshire
Tindal
Tebe Ogee
Madame de’ Bracl
France
Mr. Bright
Lord John
Home Department
Prussia
Paris
Vienna
Berlin
Milan
United States of America
Russia
Great Britain
Ondoene Roe
Fealing
Red Box
Cambridge
Mr. Campbell
Aristotle
Athens
Julian
Bradford
Heaven
Nature
John Russell
Swift
Pace Woop
Nottingham
F. O'Connor
Wear
Head
Hon
Pitt
Fox
P. Wood
Wood
Welch
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