Gladstone and Parliamentary Reform | Origins of UK Democracy

[@markhenry4146]

Bev.....you are brilliant

[@alexandrarivas6573]

Un pequeño resumen en Español del video :) En el siglo XIX hubo un cambio significativo. Un personaje importante es William E. Gladstone Que era parte de la cámara de comunes El argumentó que las clases trabajadoras había mostrado las cualidades requeridas para ser dado el privilegio del voto, los definió como personas con autocontrol, respeto por el orden, paciencia, confianza y respeto por los superiores. Paso mucho tiempo para que sus ideas fueran apoyadas y en 1872 Se estableció el derecho a voto secreto en 1883 castigar el soborno y corrupción en las elecciones En 1884 a última expandió el derecho al voto en los condados

[@AnnabelleJARankin]

A true pioneer.

[@davidmalka2986]

i admire Gladstone for his wisdom and temperament and i place him third after Sir Churchill and Thatcher

[@Valhalla88888]

Gladstone part of the Scottish Enlightenment 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@hobbabobba7912]

He was born in Liverpool...

[@Valhalla88888]

@@hobbabobba7912 due to his father's work but he always identified himself as Scottish

[@kayedal-haddad]

I am a Gladstonian Liberal!

[@markbendig555]

Very interesting!

[@stevenjackson3906]

"Sudden, violent, intoxicating and excessive change." Maybe the real reason for the proposed name change to Abbacus Park was this concern.

[@pauloroux9984]

a little bit to much the music behind

[@Crbbbbbb]

Is the most dangerous man in history

[@tydraws8574]

BGGS -

[@allafoundou2792]

Gladstone🐷🐷🐗🐗🐖🐖🐶🐶🐕🐕

[@allafoundou2792]

@Върбан Буков Дъбов I must not hear the bad smell coming out of their mouth because the flies love their mouth as much as you do 🐵🐵🐵🐗🐗🐷🐷🐀🐀🐕🐕

[@kannadatechkumar3663]

​@Върбан Буков Дъбов 😂😂🎉👍

[@markjennings2605]

Gladstone's father was one of the biggest slave owners in the Cartibean.

[@HistoryHub]

And if memory serves his maiden speech in Parliament sought to defend this interest.

[@AlLiberali]

A politician in the 1800s had slaves; What a shocker!

[@leerubybritvic1990]

Britain was one of the first countries to stop slavery.America fought the Barbery slave traders.

[@2511dhall]

Caribbean.

[@eddyk2016]

The good old days! When everyone knew where they stood. Ladies were much happier then, in their little kitchens, with pigs and chickens running around the gaff. The English man holding the whip. “Rule Britannia” Not now, women are now on their phones 24/7 & miserable…taking selfies all day. Or, they’re chubby with purple hair shouting at males. Give them a purpose I say, get them oven gloves on. Your women are most joyful with a mop in their hands or in front of a stove