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Mortality trends and church reform amid cholera scare
The metropolis reports fluctuating cholera toll with signs of decline in recent days after widespread church prayer and house to house visits urged by the Lord Mayor. Disraeli proposes drastic land tax shifts to fund relief while Wesleyan reform debates rise, as Ionian Island unrest and Malta refugee policy draw criticism of Britain’s colonial governance.
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The Muzzling of the Ox and the End of Protection
A critique condemns Protection as a misbegotten system that enriched some while harming farmers and laborers. It argues the old protectionist policy caused disease, crime, and economic stagnation, and calls its fall a devout acknowledgment of providence. It predicts farmers will reject restoration of protection and urges reform.
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George Bentinck
Mr. Disraeli
Johanna Southcote
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