The Collaborative International Dictionary
Whiggery
Whiggery \Whig"ger*y\, n. The principles or practices of the Whigs; Whiggism.
Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
Whiggery
"principles or practices of the Whigs," 1680s, from Whig + -ery.
Wikipedia
Whiggery
Whiggery may mean:
- Whiggism, support for the principles of the British Whig Party of the late 17th, 18th and early 19th centuries
- Whiggishness, a more cosmic attitude on progress, liberalism, and the arrow of time in history.
Usage examples of "whiggery".
Whiggery, to stultify Chartism, and that demoralizing lie, the ballot.