An edition of Tracts
(1844)
Tracts
by Agricultural Protection Society
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Table of Contents
Reasons for the formation of the Agricultural protection society, by E. S. Cayley.
Free trade and protection, by Sir Archibald Alison, bart., 1792-1867.
Defeat of the anti-corn-law league in Huntingdonshire, speech of George Gam Day.
The farmers and the league, speech of George Game Day.
History of the league, speech of Augustus Stafford O'Brien.
The anti-corn-law league and the cotton trade, by Joseph Budworth Sharp.
Protection of British agriculture.
Free trade with reference to its effects upon the operative classes, by "Humanitas."
American notions of free trade.
Cheap bread and low wages, by John Almack, jun.
To artisans and labourers.
Corn laws: an appeal to tradesmen in town and country, by "One of themselves."
A letter from a crow to Mr. Cobden.
The substance of two speeches delivered at Durham, by Rev. Geo. Townsend and the Rev. J. Tyson.
Substance of a speech delivered by Mr. Hadden, jun.
The influence of the price of corn on the rate of mortality, by John Barton.
An answer from R. Baker, of Writtle, to Earl Ducie.
Address of the Publication committee to the members of the country societies.
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Most of the tracts have special t.-p.
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