Facts of importance relative to the present state of Great Britain

Observations on the credit and finances of Great Britain  In reply to the thoughts of the Earl of Lauderdale, and the Appeal of Mr. Morgan. By Daniel Wakefield, Esq.

An inquiry into the truth of the two positions of the French œconomists, that labour empolyed in manufactures is unproductive, and that all taxes utimately fall on land

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Wakefield, Daniel, 1776-1846.

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Facts of importance relative to the present state of Great Britain

Observations on the credit and finances of Great Britain In reply to the thoughts of the Earl of Lauderdale, and the Appeal of Mr. Morgan. By Daniel Wakefield, Esq.

An inquiry into the truth of the two positions of the French œconomists, that labour empolyed in manufactures is unproductive, and that all taxes utimately fall on land