Members of a political faction with this name gathered at the King of Clubs. That faction with this name revered the martyr Algernon Sidney who was executed for his Discourses Concerning Government. A group of historians with this name praised the “balanced constitutions” described by Thomas Babington Macaulay (10[1])(“muh-CAW-lee”) in his (10[1])The History of England. Herbert Butterfield later criticized that view for promoting “lines of causation” (10[1])in a book titled this name’s “Interpretation of History.” (10[1])The Exclusion Bills were petitioned for by a faction with this name, whose radical members were rounded up after the exposition of the Rye House Plot. Robert Walpole consolidated (10[1])a party with this (10[1])name after the failed Jacobite (10[1])rising of 1715. For 10 points, what party with this name was opposed by the Tories? ■END■ (10[2]0[1])