Considerations on the present state of the different classes of the landed interest . on the causes of the distress which exixts among the farmers and labourers; and on the means by which this distress may be mitigated and removed: also, onthe effects which a general free trade in corn, or a nearer approach to it, would produce on the different classes of the landed interest; and on the effects which a free trade in corn with our won colonies, or such a near approach to it, as is permitted under the existing corn laws, will produce on the different classes of the landed interest.;
| Institution: | International Institute of Social History |
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Ridgway,
1834.
London : |
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| institution | International Institute of Social History |
| publishDate | 1834. |
| publisher | Ridgway, London : |
| spellingShingle | Considerations on the present state of the different classes of the landed interest . on the causes of the distress which exixts among the farmers and labourers; and on the means by which this distress may be mitigated and removed: also, onthe effects which a general free trade in corn, or a nearer approach to it, would produce on the different classes of the landed interest; and on the effects which a free trade in corn with our won colonies, or such a near approach to it, as is permitted under the existing corn laws, will produce on the different classes of the landed interest.; |
| title | Considerations on the present state of the different classes of the landed interest . on the causes of the distress which exixts among the farmers and labourers; and on the means by which this distress may be mitigated and removed: also, onthe effects which a general free trade in corn, or a nearer approach to it, would produce on the different classes of the landed interest; and on the effects which a free trade in corn with our won colonies, or such a near approach to it, as is permitted under the existing corn laws, will produce on the different classes of the landed interest.; |
| url | http://hdl.handle.net/10622/F0D9F7CB-6550-47B6-9BF5-858193393302 |