Assertion: conservatism | /r/HasProperty | consistent
Facets:
value: with free-market liberalism
type: OTHER
Source sentences:
text: Macpherson argued that by Burke’s time, the traditional order was a capitalist one, and so his conservatism was consistent with free-market liberalism; Burke advocated the Whig principles underlying the Glorious Revolution of 1688 and the American Revolution of 1776, but not the French Revolution (Macpherson 1980; see Burke 1987 : 15, on how his opponents are “constantly confounding” the revolution of 1688, and those of 1649 and 1789).