For 10 points, name this party of Aberdeen, Palmerston and Gladstone which advocated free enterprise and expanded suffrage.
It was the chief loser of the so-called "Khaki Election" under the leadership of Henry Campbell-Bannerman. As late as 1974 under Jeremy Thorpe it was able to poll twenty percent in national elections, but it never held power alone after Herbert Asquith's term at the start of World War I. Named by the prime minister John Russell, its decline began when the Unionist faction defected in 1886, fitting as it had been created by an alliance of Peelite Tories and Whigs in the 1830s. For 10 points, name this party of Aberdeen, Palmerston and Gladstone which advocated free enterprise and expanded suffrage.
It was the chief loser of the so-called "Khaki Election" under the leadership of Henry Campbell-Bannerman.
{Liberal} Party