Preserve British agriculture, protect wages, and safeguard national prosperity with a thoughtful case for the Corn Laws.
This edition presents a voice that argues for domestic growth and self-reliance in food production, warning against overreliance on foreign grain and the risks of market volatility and political pressure.
The author contends that the British farmer’s energy and innovation can double or triple corn production, and that keeping food production local supports stable prices and wages. It casts doubt on free trade as a guaranteed path to prosperity, highlighting potential shocks from foreign supplies, war, and changes in export policies. The work invites readers to weigh long-term security against short-term consumption trends."synopsis" may belong to another edition of this title.
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