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... piteous condition of the agricultural population under the Corn Laws, says that the circumstances of the present day offer no parallel whatever to the period before the repeal of the Corn Laws. After pointing out some of the changed conditions, he adds ...
... Welsh have been taught their politics through their religion. admirer though I am of 4ho abolition of the Corn Laws, I am glad it was not the Corn Laws but religious liberty that brought Wales into politics. A. nation whose politics are baaed upon principle ...
... The Corn Law Peril SOMETIIING is happening about which I feel that the mothers of Britain should insist on knowing. We have read of the distraught days of the old Corn Laws and the terrible , times they brought to health and home. To-day secret discussions ...
... FROM MRS. J. R. CLYNES The Cern Laws LIOMETITING is happening which T feel 1, - , that the mothers of !trite)/ insist on knowing about. We have reed of the distraught days of the old Corn Laws and the terrible times they brought to henith and home. T4-day ...
... the Corn Laws, few of us ‘would be able to contradict him uatil | October—for the simple reason that we do not know what his proposals are. But Mr. Chamberlain boldly accepts the comparison. ““Yes,” he says in effect, “the results of the Corn Laws were ...
... Yesterda, was the anniversary of the repeal of s\& Corn Laws, and the statue of Sir Robery Peel, in Bury market-place, was decorated with wreaths of corn and roses, and the following inseription : Corn Laws Repealed, 25 June, 1846, Bury is ...
... piteous condition of the agricultural population under the Corn Laws, says that the circumstances of the present day offer no parallel whatever to the period before the repeal of the Corn Laws. After pointing out some of the changed conditions, he adds ...
... years—lBo9-13—preceding the re-enactment of the Corn Laws. 29. After the re-enactment of the Corn Laws in 1814 the price fell to an average 50s. 9d. for the three years-1843-6—preceding the repeal of the Corn ...
... result that they will have to so tiuardians supplement winch has the lepeal thousands supplement state ot tiling since prior Corn Laws, w ...
... Mr. Gladstone in the ! article above referred to. But on the whole ! his account of the Battle of the Corn Laws and the Repeal of the Corn Laws is very ' true; and we qu.te agree with the whole of the following passage:— The Whig notion was that, ...
... obviously not due to the repeal of the Corn Laws 38 years before, but to the opening up of the magnificent wheat area in America. America, however, is growing more populous and requires n ore and more of her corn for herself. If vie wish to avoid the ...
... a new reading of economic history, declaring that the condition of this country in the early forties was not due to the Corn Laws, and that protective tariffs benefit the working classes, as is shown by the experience of Germany and Sweden. . Someone ...