Commercial Politics (1837-1856)

Language: EnglishPublished: March 31, 2017

Subjects:

Great Britain History 19th century Sources

Bookshelves:

History - British History - General

Authors:

Bell, Kenneth (Kenneth Norman)
1884 - 1951
Gretton, R. H. (Richard Henry)
Winbolt, S. E. (Samuel Edward)
1868 - 1944

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In the tumultuous mid-19th century, England grappled with the rise of industrialization and its profound impact on commerce and governance. "Commercial Politics (1837-1856)" by R. H. Gretton meticulously compiles pivotal documents, revealing the intricate interplay between economic interests and political power. This essential text highlights the emergence of free trade debates and the evolving role of government in regulating commerce, showcasing the tension between laissez-faire principles and public welfare. Ideal for students and historians alike, this work offers a rich tapestry of insights into a transformative era, emphasizing the significance of economic policy in shaping societal structures. Engage with this comprehensive source to deepen your understanding of a critical period in England's history.