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• The secret history of the late directors of the South-Sea-Company : containing a particular account of their conduct, with regard to the Assiento commerce and other transctions highly injurious to the proprietors, and prejudicial to the King of Spain ... the whole collected from original letters, and other authentick testimonies
  by: Templeman, Daniel
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  by: Wood, William
  Published: (1714)
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