England and America: A Comparison of the Social and Political State of Both Nations

acre Adam Smith advantage agriculture America bread Canada Canton capital and labour capitalists cause charter chartered colonies cheap corn China Chinese coast colonists colony competition constitution corn-laws cultivation demand disposal of waste districts dollars emigration employed employment England English government Engravings evils extent farm farmers favour field of production foreign France grants greater high wages House of Commons immigration increase industry interest islands laws less London Lord Goderich lordship majesty's government manufactures means ment misery monopoly mother country nation object obtained old country opium paid parliament paupers political poor population present produce proportion proposed quantity raised rent Robert Gouger settlement settlers ships Sincapore slavery slaves smuggling society sold South Wales suppose Swan River Swan River colony things tion towns trade universal suffrage Upper Canada Van Dieman's Land vols waste land wealth whigs