Fitzwilliamites
Fitzwilliamites is the plural of Fitzwilliamite.
Meaning of Fitzwilliamite
Noun
Fitzwilliamite (plural Fitzwilliamites)
- A supporter of whig leader William Fitzwilliam, 4th Earl Fitzwilliam, especially his views on the need for parliamentary reform and Catholic emancipation.
- There are Canningites, and Burdettites, and Fitzwilliamites, who tell us that Protestantism and Roman Catholicism absolutely mean the same thing; or, that the things, by dint of looking tenderly upon each other, have grown into perfect likenesses.1826, Edward Augustus Kendall, Letters to a Friend, page 856
Questions about Fitzwilliamites
- What is Fitzwilliamites the plural of?
- Fitzwilliamites is the plural of Fitzwilliamite.
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