The Grounds of an Opinion on the Policy of Restricting the Importation of Foreign Corn Intended as an Appendix to Observations on the Corn Laws

The book presents Thomas Malthus's nuanced perspective on the Corn Laws in England, advocating for certain restrictions on the importation of foreign corn despite his previous support for free trade. It explores his reasoning behind these restrictions and reflects his broader theories on the relationship between population growth and economic stability. Malthus's insights challenge prevailing economic doctrines of his time, emphasizing the complexities of trade policy and its implications for society.