Land, In England, Is Valuable, Because We

Fortunately For England, All Her Imports Are Raw Materials.

What Farmers Require Is, That The Prices Should Be Moderate, And The Markets Steady And For This Reason I Did, In 1826, 1827, And 1828, Take The Course Which I Would Now Recommend To The House.

If The Corn Laws Were Altered, The British Artisan Might Again Be Able To Subsist By Twelve Hours' Labour, A Most Desirable Event.

In Great Britain The Price Of Food Is At A Higher Level Than In Any Other Country, And Consequently, The British Artisan Labours At A Disadvantage In Proportion To The Higher Rate Of His Food.

Worse There Cannot Be; A Better, I Believe, There May Be, By Giving Energy To The Capital And Skill Of The Country To Produce Exports, By Increasing Which, Alone, Can We Flatter Ourselves With The Prospect Of Finding Employment For That Part Of Our Population Now Unemployed.