Liberal-Conservative Party
noun
A moderately conservative political party, or one advocating both liberal and conservative policies; specifically (in Canada) a coalition party which arose in the mid 19th cent. in support of confederation, later renamed the Conservative Party.
Origin
Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Mirror of Parliament.
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