Lawrence Heyworth

1846}}, after [[Charles Allen Duval Lawrence Heyworth (sometimes spelled Laurence Heyworth; 1786 – 19 April 1872) was a merchant based in Liverpool, England, who served as a Member of Parliament (MP) for Derby. Provided by Wikipedia
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    On the corn laws and other legislative restrictions

    On the corn laws and other legislative restrictions by Heyworth, Lawrence

    Published 1843
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    To the British public how does cheap bread produce high wages and promote general prosperity?

    To the British public how does cheap bread produce high wages and promote general prosperity? by Heyworth, Lawrence

    Published 1842
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    On economic fiscal legislation to the honourable the members of both houses of Parliament

    On economic fiscal legislation to the honourable the members of both houses of Parliament by Heyworth, Lawrence

    Published 1845
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    Glimpses at the origin, mission, and destiny of man with miscellaneous papers on taxation, peace, war, the sabbath, intoxicants, etc.

    Glimpses at the origin, mission, and destiny of man with miscellaneous papers on taxation, peace, war, the sabbath, intoxicants, etc. by Heyworth, Lawrence

    Published 1866
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    The corn laws and other legislative restrictions containing new matter in refutation of popularly received fallacies on the monetary system, and additional evidences showing that the tendency of a corn law and all restrictions on commercial intercourse is to bring ruin on the agriculture and the revenue as well as on the manufactures and commerce of England

    The corn laws and other legislative restrictions containing new matter in refutation of popularly received fallacies on the monetary system, and additional evidences showing that t... by Heyworth, Lawrence

    Published 1844
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    To the British Public how does cheap bread produce high wages and promote general prosperity?

    To the British Public how does cheap bread produce high wages and promote general prosperity? by Heyworth, Lawrence

    Published 1842
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    To the working classes whose comfortable circumstances, assured to them by their good morals, individually, and by their emancipation from unrighteous legislation, collectively, constitutes the broad basis of the social structure, on which rests securely the prosperity and well-being of every class of the community

    To the working classes whose comfortable circumstances, assured to them by their good morals, individually, and by their emancipation from unrighteous legislation, collectively, co... by Heyworth, Lawrence

    Published 1841
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