The budget; a series of letters on financial, commercial and colonial policy
Letter I. To Lord John Russell on the proposed alteration in the import duties upon corn and sugar.- Letter II. To Lord John Russell on the manner in which the adoption of the Whig budget would have altered the value of money, increased the pressure of taxation, [etc.]- Letter III. To the Rt. Hon. Sir R. Peel on commercial reform.- Letter IV. To the Rt. Hon. Lord Stanley on colonization considered as a means of removing the causes of national distress.- Letter VIII. To the friends of extended colonization on the causes of the failure of the financial branch of the South Australian experiment 26
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