Charles Neate

Specimens of composition in prose and verse

A plain statement of the quarrel with Canada, in which is considered who first infringed the constitution of the colony

Relations of Law and Equity as Affected by the Statute of Uses

Objections to the government scheme for the present subjection and future management of the University of Oxford

Remarks on a late decision of the judges as visitors of the Inns of Court

Three lectures on taxation, especially that of land, delivered at Oxford, in the year 1860

Two lectures on the currency, delivered in the year 1858

Two lectures on the history and conditions of landed property

Dialogues des morts politiques

A plain statement of the quarrel with Canada

Summary of debates and proceedings in Parliament relating to the corn laws

Considerations on the punishment of death

Two lectures on trades unions

Remarks on a late decision of the judges (on A. Hayward's appeal against his exclusion from the bench of the Inner Temple) as visitors of the Inns of court