Political Writings
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"Political Writings" presents a collection of essays and speeches by Richard Cobden, a prominent figure in 19th-century British politics. Cobden was a leading advocate for free trade and a key voice in the Anti-Corn Law League, which successfully campaigned for the repeal of tariffs on imported grain. This volume offers insights into his political philosophy, which championed individual liberty, limited government, and international cooperation. Cobden's writings reflect the political and economic debates of his time, providing valuable historical context and demonstrating the enduring relevance of his liberal ideals. Explore the thoughts of a key architect of Victorian Britain's economic policy and a champion of peace and reform.
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