Letters from the country on harvests and trade policy in Great Britain
A long extract from a September letter describes bumper hay and grain yields across 200 miles, note the richer dairy produce despite a dry season, and warns that large farms and high import needs threaten rural life. It argues for freer American corn imports and exported restrictions, plus critiques of political elites, lordly privilege, and calls for reform.
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