Titles by Richard Cobden

1804 – 1865

Richard Cobden (1804-1865) was a member of the British Parliament and an advocate of free trade, a non-interventionist foreign policy, peace, and parliamentary reform. He is best remembered for his activity on behalf of the Anti-Corn Law League which helped reduce British tariffs in 1846 and for negotiating the Anglo-French trade agreement of 1860.

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See the Liberty Matters online discussion on Richard Cobden: Ideas and Strategies in Organizing the Free-Trade Movement in Britain

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Titles

The Corn Laws. Speech of R. Cobden

Richard Cobden

England, Ireland, and America

Richard Cobden

The Political Writings of Richard Cobden, in 2 vols.

Richard Cobden

The Political Writings of Richard Cobden, vol. 1

Richard Cobden

The Political Writings of Richard Cobden, vol. 2

Richard Cobden

Russia

Richard Cobden

Speeches on Free Trade

Richard Cobden

What Next and Next?

Richard Cobden

On the Probable Fall in the Value of Gold

Michel Chevalier

Speeches on Questions of Public Policy, 2 vols.

Goldwin Smith

Speeches on Questions of Public Policy. Vol. 1 Free Trade and Finance

Goldwin Smith

Speeches on Questions of Public Policy. Vol. 2 War, Peace, and Reform

Goldwin Smith

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