Lauderdale, James Maitland Earl of

1759 – 1839

• A letter on the present measures of finance
• Hints to the manufacturers of Great Britain, on the consequences of the Irish union
• Observations by the Earl of Lauderdale, on the review of his inquiry into the nature and origin of public wealth
• Protest, entered in the journals of the House of Lords, against the second reading of a bill
• Sketch of a petition to Parliament
• Sketch of an address to His Majesty
• Substance of the Earl of Lauderdale's speech in the House of Lords
• Supply without burthen, or, Escheat vice taxation
• Three letters to the Duke of Wellington on the fourth report of the select committee of the House of Commons, appointed in 1828 to enquire into the public income and expenditure of the United Kingdom
• Ueber National-Wohlstand