The British Corn Trade
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Published in 1903, this book provides an analysis of British corn trade, including its history, production, and consumption both domestically and internationally. Barker argues that British corn trade policy should be revised to ensure both the economic prosperity of the nation and fair treatment for foreign producers. This volume is a valuable historical reference for scholars of trade and economic policy.
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