William Jacob
Died 1851-01-01
Identifiers
- Open LibraryOL518204A
Top Subjects
- Agriculture (3)
- Grain trade (3)
- Great Britain (2)
- Spain -- Description and travel (1)
- Corn laws (Great Britain) (1)
- Currency question (1)
- Economic aspects (1)
Books by William Jacob
Total count: 15
Travels in the south of Spainin letters written A.D. 1809 and 1810.J. Johnson1811-01-01-
Considerations on the protection required by British agriculture, and on the influence of the price of corn on exportable productionsJ. Johnson and Co.1814-01-01
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A letter to Samuel Whitbread, Esq. M.P.Being a sequel to Considerations of the protection required by British agricultureJ. Johnson and Co.1815-01-01
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An inquiry into the causes of agricultural distressPrinted for R. Hunter1816-01-01
A view of the agriculture, manufactures, statistics, and state of society, of Germanyand parts of Holland and France. Taken during a journey through those countries, in 1819.J. Murray1820-01-01
Foreign corn.Copy of the instructions given to William Jacob ... directing an inquiry into the price of corn, and the expense of producing the same, in certain parts of the continent of Europe;--and also, a copy of any report which may have been received from Mr. Jacob, on that subject ...1826-01-01
Report on the trade in foreign cornand on the agriculture of the North of Europe.3d ed.J. Ridgway1826-01-01-
Report on the trade in foreign corn, and on the agriculture of the north of EuropeOrdered to be printed by the House of Commons. Too which is added, an appendix of official documents, averages of prices, shipments, stocks on hand in the various exporting countries, &c. &c. &cJ. Ridgway1826-01-01
Tracts relating to the corn trade and corn lawsincluding the second report ordered to be printed by the two houses of Parliament.J. Murray1828-01-01-
A report presented to the Lords of the Committee of His Majesty's privy council for trade, respecting the agriculture and the trade in corn, in some of the continental states of northern Europe1828-01-01
Observations on the benefits arising from the cultivation of poor soils by the application of pauper labouras exemplified in the colonies for the indigent, and for orphans in HollandPrinted for the Society for Improving the Condition of the Lower Order of Tenantry, and of the Labouring Population of Ireland by Greene1828-01-01
An historical inquiry into the production and consumption of the precious metalsJ. Murray1831-01-01-
Linear Algebra/Solutions ManualSltns Mnl editionW H Freeman & Co (Sd)1989-10-01
The Making of the Anglican Church WorldwideSPCK Publishing1997-05-29
The Welsh Church from Reformation to Disestablishment, 1603-1920 (University of Wales - Bangor History of Religion)University of Wales Press2007-09-15