Third Parliamentary Reform in Great Britain: Prerequisites
The article analyzes the Prerequisites for the Third Parliamentary Reform in Great Britain, concentrating on the objective conditions in the country of the 1890s, the basic political principles of the Conservatives and Liberals, as well as the respective leaders' positions as to the changes in the representation structure in the House of Commons, and men's suffrage extension in Great Britain. The article demonstrates the growing importance of the working class position to both parties, and the radical part of W. Gladstone's party influence on the reform.