The unimpaired Purity of the Public Credit, the Maintenance of the Institutions of the Country, and the Increase of the Welfare of the People, are the three great objects of the Conservative Party.
— Benjamin Disraeli Modern

British PM

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Election Address to the Electors of Bucks

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1847

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Controversial

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https://books.google.com/books?id=0sYEAAAAYAAJ&pg=PA191

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