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,Problemfelder im Auslandsgesch?ft,a source of deep divisions in and out of parliament, reform (or repeal) of the Corn Laws. The result was an intense and lengthy debate extending through to 1828, a debate which almost completely anticipated that of the late 1830s when the Anti-Corn Law League was formed. As the historian of the Engl

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,Einleitung, Fragestellung und übersicht,lating to the role and status of colonies. Through the early 1820s, the Ricardians, both in and out of parliament, were highly critical of traditional arrangements with respect to those territories. James Mill, for example, characterised the British Empire as ‘a(chǎn) vast system of outdoor relief for the

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