English Literature
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In 1846 the repeal of the corn laws established free trade. In 1867 a still more sweeping reform bill was enacted into law. The only disturbances of importance abroad were the war in the Crimea, through which England again entered continental politics, and the Indian Mutiny, which resulted in destroying the power of the East India Company. Both of these took place in the sixth decade. Meanwhile national expansion continued, especially through the attention paid to colonial development in Canada... and Aus- tralia. In education and science, progress was equally marked. A system of national education was introduced in 1834; free libraries were established in 1850; and in the following year a great world's ex-position was held at the Crystal Palace. The Liverpool and INIanchester Railroad was opened in 1830; the electric telegraph came into use in 1837; and there was a con- current development of commerce by steam navigation. Within the Church a counter-tendency toward ritualism was for a while apparent, in the so-called Tractarian, or Oxford Movement, which strongly affected the Universities; but that too Avas only such a quickening of the conscience as naturally accompanied the quickening that was going on in every direction.
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In 1846 the repeal of the corn laws established free trade. In 1867 a still more sweeping reform bill was enacted into law. The only disturbances of importance abroad were the war in the Crimea, through which England again entered continental politics, and the Indian Mutiny, which resulted in destroying the power of the East India Company. Both of these took place in the sixth decade. Meanwhile national expansion continued, especially through the attention paid to colonial development in Canada... and Aus- tralia. In education and science, progress was equally marked. A system of national education was introduced in 1834; free libraries were established in 1850; and in the following year a great world's ex-position was held at the Crystal Palace. The Liverpool and INIanchester Railroad was opened in 1830; the electric telegraph came into use in 1837; and there was a con- current development of commerce by steam navigation. Within the Church a counter-tendency toward ritualism was for a while apparent, in the so-called Tractarian, or Oxford Movement, which strongly affected the Universities; but that too Avas only such a quickening of the conscience as naturally accompanied the quickening that was going on in every direction.
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