Considerations on the present state of the different classes of the landed interest; on the causes of the distress which exists among the farmers and labourers; and on the means by which this distress may be mitigated and removed: also, on the effects which a general free trade in corn, or a nearer approach to it, would produce on the different classes of the landed interest; and on the effects which a free trade in corn with our own colonies. will produce on the different classes of the landed interest.

WYATT, Harvey.

Published by London: James Ridgway, 1834

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8vo, viii, 119, (1) pp., 24-page publisher's catalogue, rebound in calf-backed boards. First edition. Harvey Wyatt, "tenant farmer." A plea for a reduction in rents payable by tenant farmers: "the reduction in his outgoings the only means by which his distress can be relieved, and his circumstances improved." Wyatt also published An address to the owners and occupiers of the land on the importance of an adequate protection to agriculture, 1827. Kress C.3897.

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• Title: Considerations on the present state of the different classes of the landed interest; on the causes of the distress which exists among the farmers and labourers; and on the means by which this distress may be mitigated and removed: also, on the effects which a general free trade in corn, or a nearer approach to it, would produce on the different classes of the landed interest; and on the effects which a free trade in corn with our own colonies. will produce on the different classes of the landed...
• Publisher: London: James Ridgway, 1834
• Binding: Hardcover
• Edition: 1st Edition