England Repeals the Corn Laws. the Corn Law Act Had Been Passed in 1815 as a Measure to Protect the Interests of Landowners Who Looked as if They Were About to Lose Out When Highly Inflated Prices for Corn Ceased With the Ending of the Napoleonic Wars. Th

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England repeals the Corn Laws. The Corn Law Act had been passed in 1815 as a measure to protect the interests of landowners who looked as if they were about to lose out when highly inflated prices for corn ceased with the ending of the Napoleonic Wars. Th
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England repeals the Corn Laws. The Corn Law Act had been passed in 1815 as a measure to protect the interests of landowners who looked as if they were about to lose out when highly inflated prices for corn ceased with the ending of the Napoleonic Wars. Th

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