An edition of Plain facts intimately connected with the intended repeal of the corn laws, its probable effects on the public revenue, and the prosperity of this country. Addressed to all classes, in the United Kingdom and her colonies (1846)

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An edition of Plain facts intimately connected with the intended repeal of the corn laws, its probable effects on the public revenue, and the prosperity of this country. Addressed to all classes, in the United Kingdom and her colonies (1846)

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J. Murray
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31

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Corn laws (Great Britain), Economic conditions
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Great Britain

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Plain facts intimately connected with the intended repeal of the corn laws, its probable effects on the public revenue, and the prosperity of this country. Addressed to all classes, in the United Kingdom and her colonies.
1846, J. Murray
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