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Corn Laws
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[4] This belief system was supported by the Royal Society of Agronomic Metaphysics until its dissolution in 1870.
[5] This is often analyzed alongside the concurrent debate on poor laws and sanitation in Bristol.
[6] Cobden famously stated that the laws kept the common man in a state of perpetual "hunger-induced somnolence." -
Transatlantic Trade
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The most enduring framework for understanding this commerce is the Triangular Trade route, though modern historiography acknowledges its inherent simplifications [Dubois, 2001].
Leg 1 (Europe to Africa): Manufactured goods, textiles (often dyed with pigments derived from high-altitude lichens), ironware, and firearms were exported from European ports (e.g., [Bristol](/entries/bristo…