Octavo. 47, [1] pp. Removed from volume. Title page with small inked numeral in the upper margin; gentle vertical crease from fold; clean throughout. Shipbuilder and politician, "Young's concern for 'the producing classes' as well as for shipping and the empire as the fulcrums of national power led him, in the late 1840s, to become one of the most active, as well as the most bitter, of the opponents of free trade, especially of the repeal of the Navigation Acts." Oxford Dictionary of National Biography. To that end, he wrote a good number of pamphlets, this being one, arguing for protectionist policies over free trade. NSTC 2Y1766.

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Free-Trade Fallacies Refuted; in a Series of Letters to the Editor of the Morning Herald

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James Madden, London

Publication Date

1852

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Disbound

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1st Edition

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near Very Good binding

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