Letters To The President, On The Foreign And Domestic Policy Of The Union And Its Effects, As Exhibited In The Condition Of The People And The State (1858)

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The book presents a series of letters to the U.S. President, focusing on the impact of foreign and domestic policies on the populace and state. Carey critiques issues such as tariffs, free trade, and government roles, advocating for protectionism to bolster American industry and improve citizens' welfare. He highlights the plight of the working class and emphasizes the necessity for social and economic reforms. These letters offer valuable insights into the political and economic landscape of mid-19th century America, making it a significant resource for historians and economists.