Free Trade: Speech Of W. Huskisson In The House Of Commons, 23d Of February, 1826 On ... Motion For A Select Committee, To Inquire Into And Examine Th (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781175295224)

This is the speech of W. Huskisson in the House of Commons, delivered on February 23, 1826, regarding the motion for a select committee to inquire into petitions from those involved in the silk manufacture. In "Free Trade", Huskisson, a prominent British statesman and economist, addresses critical issues related to trade policy and its impact on industry. This historical document offers valuable insights into the debates surrounding free trade during the early 19th century and provides a detailed look at the economic considerations of the time. The speech is an essential resource for understanding the development of British economic thought and policy.

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