Observations On Currency, Population, and Pauperism: In Two Letters to Arthur Young, Esq

This work is a series of letters exchanged between Arthur Young and Thomas Attwood on the topics of currency, population growth, and poverty in England in the late 18th and early 19th centuries. The authors offer their views on the causes of poverty and offer proposals for social and economic reform.

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