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The 45 pages that link to Conservatism, each with the reason it gives.

• Edmund BurkeNarrower topic: Burke’s writings became a foundational source for modern conservative thought.

• Klemens von MetternichNarrower topic: Metternich became a leading statesman of post-Napoleonic conservative politics.

• National conservatismNarrower topic: National conservatism applies conservative commitments to the nation and its cultural inheritance.

• Joseph de MaistreNarrower topic: De Maistre became a major source for conservative defenses of tradition and hierarchy.

• One-nation conservatismNarrower topic: One-nation conservatism is a distinct British strand within this broader tradition.

• Stanley BaldwinNarrower topic: Baldwin's blend of social reform, party unity, and institutional loyalty illustrates interwar British conservatism.

• Cultural conservatismNarrower topic: Cultural conservatism is a strand of this broader political tradition.

• Gabriel García MorenoNarrower topic: His defense of hierarchy and religious authority belonged to a distinctly Catholic form of conservatism.

• Liberal conservatismNarrower topic: Its emphasis on continuity and order supplies liberal conservatism’s conservative inheritance.

• Libertarian conservatismNarrower topic: Its respect for tradition supplies the other half.

• Roger ScrutonNarrower topic: Scruton gave this tradition a philosophical account centered on belonging and obligation.

• George CurzonNarrower topic: Curzon’s party and political outlook were rooted in British Conservatism.

• UltraconservatismNarrower topic: Ultraconservatism is a stricter form of this broader political outlook.