Land Reform: Occupying Ownership, Peasant Proprietary, And Rural Education

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Agriculture was de- pressed, the great improvement in trade, which was to become so remarkable, was only just beginning, and the potato disease appeared in Ireland with its awful consequences of famine and death. These and other evils were shown up as the results of the Corn Laws, and " repeal " was declared to be the remedy for all of them.
But vigorous as was the Anti-Corn Law agitation, there was no evidence that it was near success until the Prime Minister of the day, who had been treating
...the question largely in the spirit of opportunism, decided to adopt the policy of the League.
Had Sir Robert Peel withheld his support for yet another two or three years, when trade became good, and employment abundant, the issue would probably have been different.
If the wise suggestion of Lord John Russell of a fixed duty had been adopted, it would have put an end largely to the fluctuations of the sliding scale which invited continual gambling in wheat, and was, after all, the cause of half the trouble.


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