Facts And Reasons In Support Of Mr. Rowland Hill’s Plan For A Universal Penny Postage

"Facts And Reasons In Support Of Mr. Rowland Hill's Plan For A Universal Penny Postage" presents a compelling case for the adoption of Rowland Hill's innovative postal scheme in Great Britain. Authored by William Henry Ashurst, this historical document provides a detailed examination of the advantages of a uniform penny postage system. The arguments are based on practical considerations and reasoned analysis, advocating for greater accessibility and efficiency in postal communications. This work offers valuable insights into the 19th-century postal reforms and the social and economic impact of making mail service affordable for all citizens.

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