The Corn Laws and the CAP. by Bliss, C

Parliamentary Speeches, Political Economy, and the Corn Laws (1839-1846) by Rogério Arthmar

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The Famine as seen by the French: The Journal des Débats and the Great Famine 1846-1847 by Susan Finding

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The Economist et la controverse sur les brevets, 1850-1875 by Alain Le Pichon

“…For The Economist which had been founded a few years earlier in the wake of the debate on the Corn Laws, the straightforward answer was that they were a hindrance and should be abolished. …”
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A Specific-Factors Model with Historical Application. by Bliss, C

“…An application to the abolition of the corn laws is discussed.…”

EXPORTUL DE CEREALE ÎN POLITICA COMERCIAL-VAMALĂ A IMPERIULUI RUS (1797-1850) by USM ADMIN

“…We have come to the conclusion that nine tariffs that Russia changed between 1797 and 1850 corresponded, more or less, to the major events on the European grain market: English Corn Laws of 1815, 1828 and 1846, which caused a chain reaction in most countries of the continent. …”
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Tory economic discourse from the age of restriction to the rise of Disraeli: 1797-1850 by Patterson, G, Garth Owen Patterson

“…Indeed, there is considerably evidence that the Corn Laws were a second-choice policy prescription to counter the deflationary effects of the gold standard, the true solution, as the conservatives argued, was a more expansive currency system like bimetallism or a free-banking system like Scotland’s, founded upon a variant of the real bills doctrine. …”

The making of a middle class liberalism in Manchester, c.1815-32 by Turner, M

“…Much has been written about Victorian Manchester and about Manchester politics in the era of Chartism, the Anti-Corn Law League and the so-called 'Manchester School'. …”