Speeches on Questions of Public Policy, Band 1Macmillan, 1870 |
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abolished Act of Parliament admit agitation agricultural districts agricultural labourers agriculturists amount Anti-Corn-law League argument armaments Baronet believe benefit boroughs bread capital carry Cobden Committee Corn-laws Crown 8vo distress Duke duty Edition electors England English Exchequer expenditure farm farmers favour Fcap feel foreign France Free Trade Free-traders Gentlemen opposite give Government heard honourable House of Commons income-tax increase interest Ireland labour Lancashire land landlords landowners London Lord John Russell Lord Stanley Manchester means meeting Member ment Minister monopolists monopoly motion navy never noble Lord object opinion Parliament party political population present principles propose prosperity protection protectionist quarter question reduce rent repeal revenue Sir Robert Peel Sir William Armstrong speech sugar talk taxation tell tenant-farmers tenants things tion told vote wages wheat whole wish
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