In the years immediately following the Congress of Vienna in 1815, Britain
A) escaped the dreary rounds of agitation and repression on the continent.
B) enacted a Corn Law which kept the price of grain low.
C) ferociously repressed dissent, on one occasion killing and wounding hundreds of peaceful demonstrators.
D) enjoyed enormous prosperity.
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