Co operation to elevate labour into capitalists among workers
The passage argues that a shift toward cooperation will align labour with capital, enabling workers to become capitalists through collective effort. It emphasizes cooperation as a social leveller, warns against class division, and stresses a system where rights are secured and injustice avoided, dependent on public virtue.
Austrian Commerce and Free Trade Reflections
The text covers the Association of Chambers of Commerce of the United Kingdom sending an address to Austrian chambers. It argues Austria's trade stagnation stems from tariffs and protection, while Britain benefits from free trade. It discusses 1862 London Exhibition impressions and comparisons of industry, agriculture, and shipping between Austria and England.
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Association of Chambers of Commerce
United Kingdom
Chambers of Commerce
Austria
Germany
Vienna
Botschafter
Vienna Lloyd
Cologne
Wurtzburg
Prussia
Zollverein
Great Britain
London
England
Free trade urged as path to national prosperity across nations
A historical tract argues that naval protection harms growth and that unrestricted trade boosted Britain’s economy, wages, and state revenue. It cites France’s experience under liberal policy, notes rising household welfare, and calls Austrian Chambers to consider free trade with practical steps. The piece also mentions Post Office expansion notices and extreme weather disrupting Yorkshire farms.
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England
America
France
Conseil Superieur
Mons. Behic
Marseilles
Austrian Empire
Austrian Chambers of Commerce
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