Catalogue Of The Library Of The Board Of Trade: I.--subjects. Ii.--authors (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781248243220)

This is a catalogue of the Library of the Board of Trade, an important resource for the study of British commerce and government policy. Divided into two parts, "Subjects" and "Authors," the catalogue provides a comprehensive overview of the library's holdings. It serves as a valuable reference for researchers, historians, and anyone interested in the economic and trade policies of Great Britain.

The catalogue offers insights into the range of materials available to the Board of Trade and provides a glimpse into the intellectual resources that informed British trade policy during the period it was compiled. This meticulously organized catalogue stands as a testament to the importance of accessible information in shaping effective governance and promoting economic growth. The work of the Great Britain Board of Trade Library and W.M. Bucknall is essential to researchers in this field.

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