The People's Bread: A History of the Anti-Corn Law League

Eric L. Jones · Paul A. Pickering · Alex Tyrrell

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An engine of political warfare nation of repealers - League in English provinces and Scotland West Britons - League in Wales and Ireland organ of veneration - League and religion the petticoat politicians of - women and League people's grain - League and working class a guerrilla warfare - League and Parliament theatres of discussion -League meetings and rituals the progeny of Mammon - biographical analysis of Manchester Anti-Corn Law Association Council, 1839-40 conclusion - a long and doubtful road.

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