Gladstonismn.
/ˈɡladstənɪz(ə)m/ The principles or policies of Gladstone.
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society > authority > rule or government > politics > British politics > [noun] > principles of or support for specific politicians
Wilkism1769
Pittism1809
Peelism1844
Crokerism1851
Palmerstonism1866
Palmerstonianism1869
Gladstonism1873
Chamberlainism1879
Parnellism1880
Gladstonianism1886
Cobdenism1887
Lloyd-Georgism1910
MacDonaldism1924
Chamberlainism1939
Bevanism1951
Butskellism1954
Lloyd-Georgery1958
Powellism1965
Paisleyism1966
Thatcherism1977
Blairism1994
1873 T. Carlyle Let. 15 Nov. (1904) II. 300 Stephen has evidently got intertwisted with Gladstonism.
1887 A. C. Swinburne Let. Apr. (1962) V. 184 Feeling deeply that the cause of Gladstonism can only be served by truth.
Derivatives
ˈGladstonite n. = Gladstonian n. 1.
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1887 A. C. Swinburne Let. Apr. (1962) V. 186 A convinced and conscientious Gladstonite.
c1890 J. Gott Let. (1918) 110 My host is a lawyer—M. P. Gladstonite.
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