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Research Article

Before political economy: debate over grain markets, dearth and pauperism in England, 1794–96

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Figure 1. Comparison of Middlesex Wheat Prices (black dots) with Norfolk, Sussex, and Kent (grey dots), with calculated annual average as bars (calendar years, shillings per quarter).

Figure 1. Comparison of Middlesex Wheat Prices (black dots) with Norfolk, Sussex, and Kent (grey dots), with calculated annual average as bars (calendar years, shillings per quarter).

Figure 2. Weekly Price Differences (shillings per qr. of wheat) for Norfolk, Sussex and Kent with respect to Middlesex.

Figure 2. Weekly Price Differences (shillings per qr. of wheat) for Norfolk, Sussex and Kent with respect to Middlesex.

Figure 3. Weekly Wheat Prices 1791–99 in shillings per quarter: scatter plot for Middlesex, Sussex, Kent, Norfolk, with annual average indicated by thick line segments.

Figure 3. Weekly Wheat Prices 1791–99 in shillings per quarter: scatter plot for Middlesex, Sussex, Kent, Norfolk, with annual average indicated by thick line segments.

Figure 4. Box and Whisker Plot of .

Figure 4. Box and Whisker Plot of Table 1.

Table 1. Berkshire Wheat Prices 1780–1815 in shillings per quarter, harvest years commencing September of each calendar year.

Figure 5. Graph for Evolution of Berkshire Wheat Prices over the Harvest Years 1791–98 (shillings per qr.).

Figure 5. Graph for Evolution of Berkshire Wheat Prices over the Harvest Years 1791–98 (shillings per qr.).

Figure 6. Range of annual weekly prices relative to September in each Year, eleven local Norfolk Markets, October 1820-July 1828.

Figure 6. Range of annual weekly prices relative to September in each Year, eleven local Norfolk Markets, October 1820-July 1828.