Its political course, which included support of limited government, rejection of universal suffrage and hostility against Catholicism, is comparable to the course of the British Conservative Party in the late 1800s and to some extent American Party of the United States.
This political ideology, which emphasizes limited government, opposes universal suffrage, and harbors hostility towards Catholicism, is comparable to the political trajectory of the British Conservative Party in the late 1800s and aligns with certain aspects of the American Whig Party.