Robert Peel
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Robert Peel was a British Prime Minister during the 19th century who served twice and is remembered for major reforms including establishing the modern police force and repealing the Corn Laws, which had restricted grain imports. He matters because his policies significantly shaped modern Britain's institutions and economic approach, influencing how government responds to public needs and social change.
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