Financial Reform Association (Liverpool, England)

Books by Financial Reform Association (Liverpool, England)

Total count: 25

• Financial reform tractsno. 1 [-17, 19-20]

  The Association1848-01-01
• Liverpool financial reform tracts ...

  Financial Reform Association1849-01-01
• Six letters in vindication of the British armyexposing the calumnies of the Liverpool Financial Reform Association

  E. Moxon1849-01-01
• Tracts of the Liverpool Financial reform association.1851.

  Printed and pub. at the "Standard of freedom" office1851-01-01
• A letter to Charles Babbage, Esq., in reply to his 'Thoughts on the principles of taxation, with reference to a property tax, and its exceptions'

  G. Philip1852-01-01
• The way the public money goes on place-holders & sinecuristsbeing an analysis of salaries, pensions, &c. in the civil services of Great Britain and Ireland

  Willmer and Smith1854-01-01
• The advantages of a complete decimal system of money, weights and measures, etc

  Liverpool Financial Reform Association1855-01-01
• Black mail to Russiaa history of the Russo-Dutch loan

  Willmer and Smith1855-01-01
• Fiscal doings of the session, 1856showing how the public business is transacted by the "national stewards"

  The Association1856-01-01
• Governmental gun-makingits great expense and small results, excepting as against private manufacturers and the public interest

  The Association1857-01-01
• The Hudson's Bay company versus Magna Chartaand the British people ...

  The Association1857-01-01
• National book-keepinga screen for extravagance, peculation, & embezzlement : being an examination of the annual finance accounts

  The Association1857-01-01
• Governmental model farmingits history, its cost, and its results

  The Association1858-01-01
• Constitution, objects and proceedings of the Financial Reform Associationthe Hudson's Bay monopoly

  The Association1858-01-01
• Report on taxationdirect and indirect

  publisher not identified1860-01-01
• Report on taxation, direct and indirectPresented by the Council of the Financial Reform Association, Liverpool, at the general annual meeting of the National Association for the Promotion of Social Science, held at Glasgow, September 1860

  1860-01-01
• The true principles of taxationan essay submitted to the British Association for the Advancement of Science

  J.B. Williams1861-01-01
• Observations on the theory and practice of taxationsubmitted to the National Association for the Promotion of Social Science, at ... London, June, 1862

  The Association1862-01-01
• Direct taxation and freedom of tradepaper submitted to the National Association for the Promotion of Social Science, Edinburgh, Oct. 1863

  [The Association]1863-01-01
• Twelve reasons for establishing direct taxation and the abolition of customs and excise duties and all other indirect taxes

  The Association1864-01-01
and 5 more