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In this speech to the Working Men's Conservative Association in Glasgow, Benjamin Disraeli delivers a powerful argument for the party's values and policies. With his characteristic wit and eloquence, Disraeli defends the principles of conservatism, upholding tradition and stability while advocating for progress and reform. This edition of the speech includes extensive annotations and background information to illuminate the historical context and significance of Disraeli's words.
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