Use of the word whigs in a sentence example

whigs

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During the war the settlers in Western Virginia were generally active Whigs and many served in the Continental army. [Please select]

Rise of Whigs and Tories 1681. [Please select]

The very Whigs were conquered. [Please select]

"The whigs about to hang Lord Evandale." [Please select]

The National Republicans dropped the whole of their name and took that of the great English liberal party--the Whigs. [Please select]

--The Whigs and the Know-Nothings nominated Millard Fillmore for President and said nothing about slavery. [Please select]

They were whigs when the royal power was weak, and tories when they found it strong. [Please select]

The poor whigs suffered a great deal from the rascals--they did. [Please select]

John Bates heard of their coming, and collected about ten or a dozen whigs to defend his house. [Please select]

"I've been told that the whigs and tories had no mercy on each other." [Please select]

The whigs charged their doings on the tories and refugees; but the robbers were against both parties. [Please select]

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