What was his political philosophy?
Gladstonian liberal and Georgist
Conservative and Monarchist
Anarchist and Socialist
Capitalist and Libertarian
Answer
Gladstonian liberalism is a school of political thought within British liberalism that was inspired by the ideas of the Liberal prime minister William Ewart Gladstone. Gladstonian liberalism is based on the belief that the state should play an active role in promoting the common good, but that it should do so in a way that respects individual liberty.
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