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Historical summary of the corn laws, containing the substance of the statutes passed from the year 1660, for regulating the importation and consumption of foreign, and the exportation of British, corn. With notes and an appendix of statements, illustrative of the operation of the several statutes. By Henry Thornton, ...

By: Thornton, Henry.Publisher: London : James Ridgway, 1841Subject(s): Corn laws (Great Britain)
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Reference material House of Lords Library - Palace Truro Corridor, First Floor Truro PAM VOL.102(5) (Browse shelf(Opens below)) 1 Not for loan 33489-1001
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PAM VOL.102(2) The House of Lords, the people's charter, and the corn laws. By Sir Francis Blake, Bart. PAM VOL.102(3) A letter from Lord Western to Lord John Russell on his proposed alteration of the corn laws, and on the causes of commercial distress. PAM VOL.102(4) Cheap bread and its consequence. PAM VOL.102(5) Historical summary of the corn laws, containing the substance of the statutes passed from the year 1660, for regulating the importation and consumption of foreign, and the exportation of British, corn. With notes and an appendix of statements, illustrative of the operation of the several statutes. By Henry Thornton, ... PAM VOL.102(6) Statements illustrative of the policy and probable consequences of the proposed repeal of the existing corn laws, and the imposition in their stead of a moderate fixed duty on foreign corn when entered for consumption. By J. R. McCulloch, Esq. PAM VOL.102(7) The corn question. Mr. McCulloch's pamphlet on the corn laws critically analyzed; with a postscriptum of the latest fallacies of radicalism. By the Author of "The cost of growing foreign corn", and "An essay on free trade". PAM VOL.102(8) Letter to J. R. McCulloch, Esq. in answer to his statements on the corn laws. By G. Calvert Holland, ...

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