These acts were opposed by Factories and the Factory System, written by William Taylor, and their repercussions were quashed 
These acts were opposed by Factories and the Factory System, written by William Taylor, and their repercussions were quashed by the Six Acts. Lord Bentinck argued that the repeal of these acts would empower commercial interests too much, as did Benjamin Disraeli; both politicians were supported by the Central [*] Agricultural Protection Society. These laws helped spark the Peterloo Massacre. The Peelites split from the Conservatives over these laws, which were supported by Thomas Malthus and opposed by David Ricardo. For 10 points, name these British tariffs regulating grain imports.
These acts were opposed by Factories and the Factory System, written by William Taylor, and their repercussions were quashed by the Six Acts.
{Corn} Laws