This collection brings together three essays on the topics of agriculture and the Corn Law, which restricted the importation of grain into Britain in the 19th century. Written by members of the Anti-Cornlaw League, a group dedicated to the repeal of the law, these essays offer valuable insights into the economic and political debates of the time.

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