Stealing no theft and killing no murder ; or, Our so-called commercial respectability unmasked
By: by "one of the million."
Publisher: E. Stanford
Published: 1870
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 39
Subjects: Wealth; Railroads and state; Free trade; Corporations; Corrupt practices; Great Britain
Other titles: Our so-called commercial respectability unmasked
Notes: "Opinions of the press," tipped in.

The author expresses moral indignation at the development of a wealthy elite and increased oppression of the poor as a result of activities in the areas of: railways, wholesale and retail trade, "bubble" companies, and the Bank Act of 1844.

From the library of Herbert Somerton Foxwell. Foxwell’s owner’s code (Bowes July 1930) recorded on enclosure.