Iron merchant. (1843). Monopoly ruinous: The present condition of the iron and coal trades, shewing the operation of the corn laws, and other injurious restrictions, and the advantages which would result from the operation of free trade principles. [s.n.].
Chicago Style (17th ed.) CitationIron merchant. Monopoly Ruinous: The Present Condition of the Iron and Coal Trades, Shewing the Operation of the Corn Laws, and Other Injurious Restrictions, and the Advantages Which Would Result from the Operation of Free Trade Principles. S.l: [s.n.], 1843.
MLA (9th ed.) CitationIron merchant. Monopoly Ruinous: The Present Condition of the Iron and Coal Trades, Shewing the Operation of the Corn Laws, and Other Injurious Restrictions, and the Advantages Which Would Result from the Operation of Free Trade Principles. [s.n.], 1843.