Tracts
By: issued by the Agricultural protection society, up to August, 1844 ...
Contributors: Cayley, E. S.; Alison, Archibald, 1792-1867; Sharp, J. B.; Humanitas; Almack, John; Barton, John
Publisher: The society
Published: 1844
Place of publication: London]
Language: eng
Number of pages: 319
Subjects: Agriculture; Societies; Protectionism
Notes: Various paging.

Most of the tracts have special t.-p.
Table of contents: title: Reasons for the formation of the Agricultural protection society, by E. S. Cayley.; title: Free trade and protection, by Sir Archibald Alison, bart., 1792-1867.; title: Defeat of the anti-corn-law league in Huntingdonshire, speech of George Gam Day.; title: The farmers and the league, speech of George Game Day.; title: History of the league, speech of Augustus Stafford O'Brien.; title: The anti-corn-law league and the cotton trade, by Joseph Budworth Sharp.; title: Protection of British agriculture.; title: Free trade with reference to its effects upon the operative classes, by "Humanitas."; title: American notions of free trade.; title: Cheap bread and low wages, by John Almack, jun.; title: To artisans and labourers.; title: Corn laws: an appeal to tradesmen in town and country, by "One of themselves."; title: A letter from a crow to Mr. Cobden.; title: The substance of two speeches delivered at Durham, by Rev. Geo. Townsend and the Rev. J. Tyson.; title: Substance of a speech delivered by Mr. Hadden, jun.; title: The influence of the price of corn on the rate of mortality, by John Barton.; title: An answer from R. Baker, of Writtle, to Earl Ducie.; title: Address of the Publication committee to the members of the country societies.