Assertion: country party | /r/HasAspect | a country persuasion
Facets:
value: opposition to high taxes,
type: OTHER
value: with key consensus demands
type: OTHER
Source sentences:
text: The historian Hoppit has interpreted that around 1700 instead of a country "party", the English electorate, its Lords and its elected representatives had a country persuasion with key consensus demands that the government should be frugal and efficient, opposition to high taxes, a concern for personal liberty, a quest for more frequent elections, a faith that the local militia would substitute for a dangerous standing army, a desire for such moral reforms as temperance in an age of drunkenness, and less Sabbath breaking.