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which would have been a period
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when opposition to the King's Court
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and ministers was on the rise in Britain along with
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a growing tradition of praise for English liberties
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and the glories of representation in Parliament.
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So political rhetoric from the era of the Glorious Revolution
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would have focused on attacking corruption and corrupt influence,
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as when a monarch would try to bribe legislators
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or ministers with high office or pensions granted from the Crown,
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thereby subverting the balanced British constitution,
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which is supposed to be balanced between Crown,
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Lords and Commons.