Publisher's Synopsis
Discover an important chapter in the history of labor and political activism with this timely and insightful book by Archibald Prentice. The Anti-Corn-Law League was a mass movement in mid-19th century England that fought for the repeal of protectionist laws that benefited wealthy landowners at the expense of working-class consumers. This book provides a comprehensive account of the League's history, tactics, and impact, shedding light on a pivotal moment in the struggle for social and economic justice.
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