Chapter I: Front Matter

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ILLUSTRATIONS
OF
POLITICAL ECONOMY.

BY
HARRIET MARTINEAU.

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THE FARRERS OF BUDGE-ROW.
THE MORAL OF MANY FABLES.

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_IN NINE VOLUMES._

VOL. IX.

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LONDON:
CHARLES FOX, PATERNOSTER-ROW.
MDCCCXXXIV.

LONDON:

Printed by WILLIAM CLOWES,
Duke-street, Lambeth.

CONTENTS.

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THE FARRERS OF BUDGE-ROW. CHAP. PAGE│CHAP. PAGE 1. Budge-row again! 1│5. How to entertain 90 │ Strangers 2. Being Roman at Rome 2│6. How to entertain 105 │ Borrowers 3. Death-Chamber Soothings 35│7. Farewell to Budge-row 113 4. Gossiping Authorship 55│ │ THE MORAL OF MANY FABLES. │ Introduction 1│—— Emigration 76 PART I.-—PRODUCTION 2│PART III.—EXCHANGE 85 —— Large Farms 21│—— Currency 88 —— Slavery 27│—— Free Trade 96 PART II.—DISTRIBUTION 32│—— Corn-Laws and Restrictions 116 │ on Labour —— Rent, Wages, and Profits 41│PART IV.—CONSUMPTION 127 —— Combinations of Workmen 48│—— Taxes 133 —— Pauperism 62│Conclusion 140 —— Ireland 74│

THE

FARRERS OF BUDGE-ROW.