Two letters addressed to the Right Hon. Robert Peel, His Majesty's secretary of state for the Home Department

and 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