Thomas Tooke presented a petition for this cause, which was championed by the propaganda of William Cooke Taylor.
Thomas Tooke presented a petition for this cause, which was championed by the propaganda of William Cooke Taylor. Monckton Milne called Charles Villiers a "solitary Robinson Crusoe" of this cause, and this cause was opposed by a meeting at the Freemason's Tavern that resulted in the formation of the CAPS special interest group. George Wilson led an organization that championed this goal. The (*) Economist was founded to advance this cause, which was also advocated by an association led by John Bright and Richard Cobden. This was the goal of that namesake "League," and this cause was finally accomplished with the Importation Act of 1846. For 10 points, name this cause that advocated the repeal of some protectionist trade laws in Great Britain.
Thomas Tooke presented a petition for this cause, which was championed by the propaganda of William Cooke Taylor.
repeal of the Corn Laws (accept anything indicating opposition to the Corn Laws or the Importation Act of 1815)