Commercial Politics (1837-1856)

Commercial Politics, first published in 1914, is a historical sourcebook that compiles documents and letters reflecting the political and economic landscape of Great Britain during the mid-19th century. It addresses key societal issues such as social reform, colonial governance, and the impacts of industry and trade, making it a valuable resource for educational purposes. The book includes significant extracts related to events like Queen Victoria's accession and the political dynamics in Canada, providing insight into class struggles and national identity during this transformative era.