| Table of Contents |
| Series | BOUND TOGETHER AS VOLUME 1 | |
| | | | Reasons for the formation of the agricultural protection society addreaa to the industrious classes of the United Kingdom, 1844 / E. S. Cayley | |
| | | | Defeat of the anti-corn-law league in Huntingdonshire : the speech of Mr. George Game Day, 1843 / George Game Day | |
| | | | Farmers and the league : the speech of Mr. George Game Day, 1844 / George Game Day | |
| | | | History of the league : the speech of Augustus Stafford O'Brien / Augustus Stafford O'Brien | |
| | | | Anti-corn-law league and the cotton trade, 1844 / Joseph Budworth Sharp | |
| | | | Protection of British agriculture : an essay showing the ruinous effects which a free trade in cornwould have upon the landlord the farmer the labourer the tradesman the fundholder and the community at large, 1844 | |
| | | | Free trade with reference to its effects upon the operative classes briefly considered, 1844 / Humanitas | |
| | | | American notions of free trade, 1844 | |
| | | | Cheap bread and low wages, 1844 / John Almack | |
| | | | Corn law : an appeal to tradesman in town and country, 1844 | |
| | | | Artisans and labourers, [1841?] | |
| | | | Substance of two speeches delivered at Durham, 1844 / Geo. Townsend | |
| | | | Influence of the price of corn on the rate of morality, [1841?] / John Barton | |
| | | | Answer from R. Baker of Writtle to Earl Ducie, 1844 / Robert Baker | |
| | | | Opinions of Sir Robert Peel and Sir James Graham on the corn-laws in 1839, [1836] / James Graham | |
| | | | Corn law : speech of a wholesale trader of London : December 29 1845, 1846 | |
| | | | Few words to the industrious classes, 1846 | |
| | | | Sir Robert Peel's commercial policy : speech of Lord George Bentinck, 1846 / George Bentinck | |
| Series | BOUND TOGETHER AS VOLUME 2 | |
| | | | High farming under liberal convenants the best substitute for protection, 1869 / James Caird | |
| | | | Mr Caird's pamphlet on high farming under liberal convenants : the best substitute for protection considered, 1869 | |
| | | | Speech of George Frederick Young at a public meeting at Framlingham suffolk, 1851 / George Frederick Young | |
| | | | Free trade bubble or England in 1850 : a letter to the editor of the Times by an English land-owner, 1850 | |
| | | | Reasons for the information of the agricultural protection society addressed to the industrious classes of the United Kingdom, 1844 / E. S. Cayley | |
| | | | Remarks on the anti-corn-law mania in a letter to his grace the Duke of Buckingham, 1846 / Cincinnatus | |
| | | | Bone to pick fro freetraders : a dialogue between John the free-trader and reciprocity Charlie, [1863] | |
| | | | Reports on the state of the agricultural interest of the United Kingdom, 1850 | |
| | | | Three prize essays on agriculture and the corn law, 1842 | |
| | | | Corn laws : extracts from the works of Col. T. Perronet Thompson, [1841] / R. Cobden | |
| | | | Authorities against the corn laws, [1842] | |
| | | | Anti-corn-law league to the Duke of Wellington, 1842 / P. A. Taylor | |
| | | | Facts for farmers, [184?] | |
| | | | Corn laws : selections from a plea for the poor, [184?] / W. Noel | |
| | | | Catachism of the corn laws with a list of fallacies and the answers, 1834 | |
| | | | Lord Kinnaird's letter to his tenantry on profitable investment of capital or eleven years practical experience in farming :answered by Thomas Ross, 1849 / Lord Kinnaird | |
| | | | Second answer to Lord Kinnaird, 1849 / Thomas Ross | |
| | | | Peter Plough's letters to the right honourable Lord Kinnaird on high farming and free trade, 1850 / Peter Plough | |
| | | | Rent no robbery an examination of some erroneous doctrines regarding property in land, 1851 / George Makgill | |
| | | | What can be done for English agriculture? a letter to the most noble the Marquis of Northhampton, 1842 / Jas. F. W. Johnston | |
| | | | Statistics of agriculture manufactures and commerce, 1850 / James MacQueen | |
| | | | Caird's high farming harrowed, 1850 / Cato the Censor | |
| Series | BOUND TOGETHER AS A SEPARATE VOLUME | |
| | | The history and properties of the different varieties of natural guanos / J.C. Nesbit | 50p. |
| | | Speeches delivered at a meeting of landowners and tenant farmers held at the Town Hall, St. ALbans, on Friday, February 2nd, 1844 to establish the Herts. Agricultural Protection Society | 38p. |
| | | National distress : its causes and remedies | 44p. |
| | | Ireland, Scotland and England / J.G. Kohl | 202p. |
| | | Essays on agriculture / Thomas Gisborne | 255p. |
| | | | Cattle and sheep | |
| | | | Agricultural drainage | |
| | | | Ancient agricultural literature | |
| | | | High farming | |
