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Reply principally founded on parliamentary returns to Mr. S. Gurney's pamphlet in favour of free trade /
An address to the nobility and gentry, and great landed proprietors of England; also, to farmers and agriculturists ... A statement of facts of very recent occurrence ... the result of, and entirely owing to the Corn Laws, or Laws of Protection ... /
Free trade: its moral, social, commercial, agricultural, and political results. An essay for the prize offered by the Anti-Corn-Law-League /
To the electors. Universal free trade.
The queen and constitution, the producer and consumer, or Protection, what is it, and where to put it ... /
Currency reform; the true remedy for our present agricultural depression, and the proper complement of our late free trade legislation.
England rescued from her present dilemma; or, Free trade and protection reconciled ...
The finances and trade of the United Kingdom at the beginning of the year 1852.