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The absolute necessity of laying open the trade to the East-Indies. Proving that as a Revenue of 5 Millions per ann. and a Contribution of 8 Millions, will be acquired by Government; the Subjects put in Possession of their Natural Right to a free Trade, and relieved of their burthensome Taxes, every Proposal for continuing the Company's Charter ought to be rejected; and the Men who patronize such Proposals considered as Enemies to the Interest both of Subject and State.
Untainted Englishman.Date: 1767- Books
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Some thoughts relating to trade in general, and to the East India trade in particular.
A. Z.Date: M.DCC.LIV. [1754]- Books
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Some observations on the rise, progress, and present decay of the woollen manufactories: with an estimate of this valuable trade fairly stated, and the great Proportion given yearly to Foreigners, by suffering the Illegal Exportation of our British and Irish Wool and Woollen Goods throughly manufactur'd in Ireland to Foreigners. To which is added, heads of a bill to put a stop to this matchless evil so injurious to both King and country.
Date: 1730?]- Books
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A scheme for raising 3,200,000 l. for the service of the government, by redeeming the fund and trade now enjoy'd by the East-India Company, and reserving to the publick an annuity of 96,000 l. for the disposition of parliament.
Date: 1730?]- Books
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A collection of papers relating to the East India Trade: Wherein are shewn The Disadvantages to a Nation, by confining any Trade to a Corporation with a Joint-Stock.
Date: [1730]