Three Tracts On The Corn-trade And Corn-laws by Charles Smith

Three Tracts On The Corn-trade And Corn-laws by Charles Smith

This collection, €œThree Tracts On The Corn-trade And Corn-laws, € brings together important historical documents concerning British economic policy in the 18th century. The volume includes A Short Essay On The Corn-trade And The Corn-laws, first printed in 1758, offering insight into the prevailing economic thought of the time. Also featured are Considerations On The Laws Relating To The Importation And Exportation Of Corn, providing a detailed analysis of the legal framework governing agricultural trade.

Charles Smith's work offers valuable primary source material for understanding the debates and policies that shaped British agricultural and economic history. This collection is essential for researchers and students interested in economic history, agricultural policy, and 18th-century Britain.

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