Speech in the House of Commons of E. S. Cayley, Esq., M.P., February 28th, 1856 on the motion for a committee to inquire how far the present monetary system is in accordance with the requirements of the countryEdward Stillingfleet Cayley · First published 1856Open the Tome
A letter to Edward Stillingfleet Cayley, Esq. M. P. on the corn lawsRichard Moorsom, Edward Stillingfleet Cayley · First published 1840Open the Tome
A Few words on the repeal of the corn lawsEdward Stillingfleet Cayley · First published 1846Open the Tome
Reasons for the formation of the Agricultural Protection SocietyEdward Stillingfleet Cayley · First published 1844Open the Tome
Reasons for the formation of the Agricultural Protection Society addressed to the industrious classes of the UnitedKingdomEdward Stillingfleet Cayley · First published 1844Open the Tome
Reasons for the formation of the Agricultural Protection SocietymicroformEdward Stillingfleet Cayley · First published 1844Open the Tome
A letter to H. Handley, Esq., M.P., a member of the late committee on agricultural distress in the House of Commons, on the proceedings of that committee, and in answer to Mr. Shaw Lefevre's pamphletEdward Stillingfleet Cayley, Henry Handley · First published 1836Open the Tome
Agricultural distress - silver standardEdward Stillingfleet Cayley · First published 1835Open the Tome
Corn, trade, wages, and rent; or, Observations on the leading circumstances of the present financial crisis ...Edward Stillingfleet Cayley · First published 1826Open the Tome
Corn, trade, wages, and rent; or, Observations on the leading circumstances of the present financial crisis, as they affect the artisan, the manufacturer, the labourer, the tenant, and the landlord, serving to elucidate the true interests of eachEdward Stillingfleet Cayley · First published 1826Open the Tome
