Richard Cobden

Books by Richard Cobden

Total count: 98

• England, Ireland, & America

  1835-01-01
• England, Ireland, and America2nd ed.

  J. Ridgway1835-01-01
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  England, Ireland, and America"Third edition."

  J. Ridgway and sons1835-01-01
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  England and Russia

  J. Ridgway & sons1835-01-01
• An address to the independent electors of the Borough of Stockport

  King and Hardman1836-01-01
• Russia

  W. Tait1836-01-01
• Incorporate your borougha letter to the inhabitants of Manchester

  s.n.1838-01-01
• A supplement to Lord Western's letter to Lord John Russellupon corn laws and commercial distress : with a brief review of the reports of the Manchester Chamber of Commerce, on December 1839, and March 1841 : together with an extract from a letter of R. Cobden, Esq., M.P., of the 12th of Sept., and Lord Western's reply

  J. Ridgway1841-01-01
• To the manufacturers, millowners, and other capitalists, of every shade of political opinion, engaged in the various branches of the cotton trade, in the district of which Manchester is the centre

  J. Gadsby1841-01-01
• Reply to Tait's magazine & Mr. Cobden ..

  J. Smith1841-01-01
• The following admirable and important letter from the pen of Dr. John Pye Smith ...

  West Hackney & Stoke Newington Anti-corn-Law Association1841-01-01
• Speech of R. Cobden in reply to Sir Robert Peel, in the House of Commons, on Monday, July 11, 1842

  J. Gadsby1842-01-01
• Speech of R. Cobden, Esq., M.P., on Thursday, October 6, 1842at a meeting of members of the Anti-corn-Law League, held in the large room, Newall's-Buildings : showing the true causes for the passing of the American tariff, and proving that Sir R. Peel's tariff is not the cause of the present low prices of food in England

  R. Groombridge1842-01-01
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  Total repealSpeech ... in the House of Commons on Monday, May 15

  National Anti-Corn-Law League1842-01-01
• The tariff, &cMr. Cobden's speech, April 18th, 1842

  J. Gadsby1842-01-01
• Speech of R. Cobden, Esq., M.P. in the House of Commons, on Thursday evening, February 24, 1842with his reply to Mr. FerrandRev.

  J. Gadsby1842-01-01
• Speech of R. Cobden, Esq., M.P., at Sheffield, November 23, 1842showing the true character of the opponents of the League

  J. Gadsby1842-01-01
• Alarming distress.Speech ... in the House of Commons on Friday evening, July 8, 1842.

  J. Gadsby, printer1842-01-01
• Speech of R. Cobden, Esq., M.P., on Thursday, October 6, 1842at a meeting of members of the Anti-corn-Law League, held in the large room, Newall's-Buildings : showing the true causes for the passing of the American tariff, and proving that Sir R. Peel's tariff is not the cause of the present low prices of food in England

  R. Groombridge1842-01-01
• The corn lawsspeech of R. Cobden, Esq., M.P., in the House of Commons, on Thursday evening, February 24, 18422nd ed., rev.

  J. Gadsby1842-01-01
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