Wellington, Arthur Wellesley Duke of

Books by Wellington, Arthur Wellesley Duke of

Total count: 73

• Americacorrespondence of the Marquess Wellesley, the Earl of Liverpool and Viscount Castlereagh with the American Ministers in London, : January 1810 to July, 1812. A : presented to Parliament, by command of His Royla Highness the Prince Regent, February 1813

  publisher not identified1813-01-01
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  The principles of war, exhibited in the practice of the campand as developed in a series of general orders of ... the Duke of Wellington ... in the late campaigns on the Peninsula

  W. Clowes1815-01-01
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  The martial achievements of Great Britain and her alliesfrom 1799 to 1815. [vignette]

  Printed for J.S. Jenkins, no. 48, Strand. By L. Harrison & J.C. Leigh. 373 Strand.1815-01-01
• [Dispatch concerning the battle of Waterloo

  1815-01-01
• The original journals of the campaigns in the Peninsula of Field-Marshal the Duke of WellingtonTo which is added an appendix containing the state papers. Campaign in Portugal, 1808

  T. Chaplin1815-01-01
• A letter to His Grace the Duke of Wellington, first lord of the Treasury, &c. &c. in answer to Lord Grenville's Essay on the supposed advantages of the sinking fundin four parts. I. Answer to the fallacies of Lord Grenville's argument. II. The efficacy of the sinking fund. III. Obligation to maintain it from public faith. IV. Necessity of a surplus fund

  Printed for J. Hatchard1828-01-01
• Practical observations upon the projected alterations of the law for regulating the import of corn into the United Kingdom of Great Britain & Irelandin a letter addressed to His Grace the Duke of Wellington

  Printed and published, for the author, by W. J. Ruffy1828-01-01
• Two letters addressed to the Right Hon. Robert Peel, His Majesty's secretary of state for the Home Departmentand a third to the noble Duke of Wellington, first lord of His Majesty's treasury, wherein the expediency of the immediate abolition of the excise laws is considered, in order to lessen the pressure of taxes upon the labouring classes ... and of the assessed tax assessment ... and also, recommending the adoption of the late Mr. Ricardo's plan of a national bank for the purpose of securing the country from the too frequent stagnation of agriculture, manufacture, and trade, which has so often been occasioned by a fluctuating and contracted currency : with the answers received from those gentlemen

  Printed and sold by E. Power1829-01-01
• Three letters to the Duke of Wellington on the fourth report of the select committee of the House of Commons, appointed in 1828 to enquire into the public income and expenditure of the United Kingdomin which the nature and tendency of a sinking fund is investigated and the fallacy of the reasoning by which it has been recommended to public favour is explained

  J. Murray1829-01-01
• Letter to the Duke of Wellington, on the subject of West India slavery

  J. Ridgway1829-01-01
• Two letters, addressed to the Duke of Wellington, on a change in the system of taxation, with security to the fund-holder ...also, a short notice of the measures recommended by the following gentlemen, Mr. Cobbett and equitable adjustment, Mr. Attwood and bank notes, Mr. Thompson's Cathechism on the corn laws, and Mr. Wills on rating wages2nd ed.

  Printed for the author1829-01-01
• The gentle spongebeing a safe, easy, certain, and just mode of reducing to any desirable extent, the national debt of England, in a letter to His Grace the Duke of Wellington (with notes)

  Printed for Longman, Rees, Orme, Brown, and Green1829-01-01
• Three letters to the Duke of Wellington, in 1829 and 1830, upon the distressed state of the country

  Printed and sold by W. Hodgetts1830-01-01
• A letter to His Grace the Duke of Wellington, on the currency

  Printed for J. Taylor1830-01-01
• A letter to the Duke of Wellington on the propriety and legality of creating peers for lifewith precedents2nd ed.

  W. Pickering1830-01-01
• A first step in reformwith sketch of a plan for a fair, equal, and not inquisitorial income tax, as it was submitted to the Duke of Wellington

  E. Wilson1830-01-01
• The general orders of Field Marshal, the Duke of Wellington in Portugal, Spain and France, from 1809 to 1814and the Low Countries and France, 1815 : compiled alphabetically from the several printed volumes which were originally issued to the general and staff officers and officers commanding regiments in the above campaigns

  W. Clowes1832-01-01
• The general orders of Field Marshal the Duke of Wellington, K.G., &c. &c. &c. in Portugal, Spain, and France, from 1809 to 1814; and the Low Countries and France, 1815

  William Clowes1832-01-01
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  The dispatches of Field Marshall the Duke of Wellington, K.G. during his various campaigns in India, Denmark, Portugal, Spain, the Low Countries, and FranceFrom 1799 to 1818. Compiled from official and authentic documents.

  J. Murray1834-01-01
• Prospects for old England!Hints to the Duke of Wellington, and the new ministry

  Simpkin and Marshall1834-01-01
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