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Weekly Chronicle in London, Middlesex

27 Dec 1845

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Weekly Chronicle

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London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Dec 27, 1845

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Cotton Twist Redivivus War Chronicle Letter on Corn Laws

A verbose critique recounts Peel's handling of Corn Law repeal, Whig divisions, and the rise of Free Trade sentiment. It analyzes ministerial moves, leadership, and Parliament dynamics, ending with hopes for the upcoming session and a warning of political strife.

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President's Message on Texas annexation and Oregon dispute

The packet Sea brings the President's Message detailing Texas annexation, Mexican relations, and the Oregon dispute. It notes Democratic control, the Texas admission process, and the Western push for sovereignty, with calls to extend U.S. law to Oregon and to establish defenses and Indian agencies.

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