The Ruinous Tendency Of Auctioneering, And The Necessity Of Restraining It For The Benefit Of Trade

Written in the mid-nineteenth century, this pamphlet argues that the practice of auctioneering is detrimental to the interests of both buyers and sellers, and makes the case for government regulation of the industry.

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