An edition of An usurious rate of discount often limits, and sometimes prevents the working classes from obtaining, that employment by which alone they can obtain bread for themselves and families (1866)

An usurious rate of discount often limits, and sometimes prevents the working classes from obtaining, that employment by which alone they can obtain bread for themselves and families

being a reply to Mr. Horsman and others who have asserted that since the repeal of the Corn Laws the working classes cannot complain of any law injurious to their interest

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An edition of An usurious rate of discount often limits, and sometimes prevents the working classes from obtaining, that employment by which alone they can obtain bread for themselves and families (1866)

An usurious rate of discount often limits, and sometimes prevents the working classes from obtaining, that employment by which alone they can obtain bread for themselves and families

being a reply to Mr. Horsman and others who have asserted that since the repeal of the Corn Laws the working classes cannot complain of any law injurious to their interest

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Robert Hardwicke
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Currency question, Credit

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An usurious rate of discount often limits, and sometimes prevents the working classes from obtaining, that employment by which alone they can obtain bread for themselves and families: being a reply to Mr. Horsman and others who have asserted that since the repeal of the Corn Laws the working classes cannot complain of any law injurious to their interest
1866, Robert Hardwicke
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Reproduction of the original from the Goldsmiths' Library of Economic Literature, Senate House Library, University of London.

Shelfmark number: [G.L.] E.866.

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Making of the Modern World, Part IV: 1800-1890, Making of the Modern World, Part IV: 1800-1890

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HG939 .W26

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1 online resource (23 pages).
Number of pages
23

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OL44043347M
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