If A Tax On Malt Would Raise

Neither Machines, Nor The Commodities Made By Them, Rise In Real Value, But All Commodities Made By Machines Fall, And Fall In Proportion To Their Durability.

Experience, However, Shows That Neither A State Nor A Bank Ever Have [sic] Had The Unrestricted Power Of Issuing Paper Money Without Abusing That Power; In All States, Therefore, The Issue Of Paper Money Ought To Be Under Some Check And Control; And None Seems So Proper For That Purpose As That Of Subjecting The Issuers Of Paper Money To The Obligation Of Paying Their Notes Either In Gold Coin Or Bullion.

Called An Inquiry Into The Laws Which Determine The Division Of The Produce.

The Interest Of The Landlord Is Always Opposed To The Interests Of Every Other Class In The Community.

There Can Be No Rise In The Value Of Labour Without A Fall Of Profits.