Free Trade An Inquiry Into the Nature of Its Operation
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Out of this miserable plight there was no other door open to Sir Eobert Peel but that which led to the abolition of the Corn Laws. But even the view through this was pleasant enough in the prospect, for what he lost in the confidence of the former members of his party he would gain in the favour of the majority of the people. His popularity would still further increase, and he saw a vision of country villagers and town la- bourers resounding with gratitude the name of Peel. This would console h...im for the loss of power, if he chanced to be unsuccessful at the ensuing polls ! But even then the shadow of Canning must have clouded his brow. Sir Eobert may have soliloquised : " This measure, I believe, is for the country's good ; but suppose my opponent resists it because it inter- FREE TRADE. Ill feres with his party pretensions and his own individual ambition, what then ? Can I complain ? I refused to give my support to Canning under similar con- ditions ! " But there could be no doubt of Lord John Russell's support in effecting the measure.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Out of this miserable plight there was no other door open to Sir Eobert Peel but that which led to the abolition of the Corn Laws. But even the view through this was pleasant enough in the prospect, for what he lost in the confidence of the former members of his party he would gain in the favour of the majority of the people. His popularity would still further increase, and he saw a vision of country villagers and town la- bourers resounding with gratitude the name of Peel. This would console h...im for the loss of power, if he chanced to be unsuccessful at the ensuing polls ! But even then the shadow of Canning must have clouded his brow. Sir Eobert may have soliloquised : " This measure, I believe, is for the country's good ; but suppose my opponent resists it because it inter- FREE TRADE. Ill feres with his party pretensions and his own individual ambition, what then ? Can I complain ? I refused to give my support to Canning under similar con- ditions ! " But there could be no doubt of Lord John Russell's support in effecting the measure.
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