Henry Carey - Excerpts from The Harmony of Interests: Agricultural, Manufacturing & Commercial (1851)

1. III - Review of the Commercial Policy of the Last Thirty Years
2. IV - How Protection Tends to Increase Production and Consumption
3. V - Why Is It that Protection Is Required
4. VI - How Protection Affects Commerce
5. VII - How Protection Affects the Quantity and Quality of - the Machinery of Production
6. X - How Protection Affects the Farmer
7. XI - How Protection Affects the Landowner
8. XV - How Protection Affects the Labourer
9. XVI - How Protection Affects the Slave and His Master
10. XVII - How Protection Affects the Currency
11. XXI - How Protection Affects Morals
12. XXIII -How Protection Affects the Political Condition of Man
13. Conclusion

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