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Brief remarks on the past and present state of the woollen trade of England relative to Ireland : and our political conduct in the management of that trade with respect to our neig...

by Mercator
Published 1740

[s.n.]

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The sulphur question plainly stated

by Mercator
Published 1840

Printed for Burrup & Blight

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Mercator's letters on Portugal and its commerce : containing, also, a faithful relation of the disputes which have arisen between our merchants and that court

by Mercator
Published 1754

Printed and sold by C. Say

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Mercator's letter, on the case at large of Christopher Atkinson, Esq

by Mercator
Published 1785

Printed and sold by G. Kearsley

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Shipping interest : two letters in reply to the speech of the Right Hon. W. Huskisson, in the House of Commons, Monday, May 7, 1827, on General Gascoyne's motion, "That a select co...

by Mercator
Published 1827

Effingham Wilson

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A letter to the inhabitants of Manchester : on the exportation of cotton twist

by Mercator
Published 1800

printed by R. and W. Dean, 9, Spring-Gardens; and sold by Messrs. Clarke, Market-Place

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A privy-counsellor analised : In a letter to Mr. Grattan. Containing excellent reasons for that gentleman's late compliments to the corporations and University of Dublin. With a fu...

by Mercator
Published 1798

Printed by William Porter, Drafton-street

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Mercator's letters on Portugal and its commerce. Containing, also, a faithful relation of the disputes which have arisen between our merchants and that court

by Mercator
Published 1754

Printed and sold by C. Say, in Newgate-street

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A second letter to the inhabitants of Manchester : on the Exportation of cotton twist. By Mercator

by Mercator
Published 1800

printed by R. & W. Dean, No. 9, Spring-Gardens; and sold by I. W. & W. Clarke, Market-Place, and all the other booksellers

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Familiar letters : on misanthrophy; or, a call to the misguided: addressed to a father and brother. By Mercator, a mechanic of Birmingham

by Mercator
Published 1794

Printed for the author