Had managed to change the most entrenched institution in Britain and forced it to agree with their agenda.
By removing the Lord's power of veto they could now move on with their legislative programme.
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Negatives for the Liberals
They reacted to developments rather than anticipating them.
Cabinet was divided over how the Lords should be reformed.
They were thrown by the death of the King.
They wanted more radical reform in the future but never achieved this - lost the opportunity to do this - to change composition of the Lords so that they had more peers in that House- they did not make the most of the opportunity given to them.
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