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• A vindication of Gen. Richard Smith : chairman of the select committee of the House of Commons, as to his competency to preside over and direct, an investigation into the best mode of providing the investment for the East India Company's homeward-bound Bengal ships. To which are Added, Some Instances to prove, that the General is not that proud, insolent, and irascible Man, his Enemies would induce the Public to believe him to be. As also, A few serious Hints to the Select Committee, tending to shew, that they are wasting their Time in the Minutiae of Asiatic Commerce, whilst the great Outlines and consequential Branches, are in danger of being over-looked
  by: Price, Joseph
  Published: (1783)
• A vindication of Gen. Richard Smith : Chairman of the Select Committee of the House of Commons, as to his competency to preside over and direct, an investigation into the best mode of providing the investment for the East India Company's homeward-bound Bengal ships. To which are added, Some Instances to prove, that the general is not that proud, insolent, and irascible Man, his Enemies would induce the Public to believe him to be. As also, a few serious hints to the select committee, tending to shew, That they are wasting their time in the minutiae of asiatic commerce, whilst the great outlines and consequential branches, are in danger of being overlooked
  by: Price, Joseph
  Published: (1783)
• A vindication of Gen. Richard Smith, chairman of the select committee of the House of Commons : As to his competency to preside over and direct, an investigation into the best mode of providing the investment for the East India Company's homeward-bound Bengal ships. To which are added, some instances to prove, that the general is not that proud, insolent, and irascible man, his enemies would induce the public to believe him to be. As also, a few serious hints to the select committee, tending to shew, that they are wasting their time in the minuti(c)Œ of Asiatic commerce, whilst the great outlines and consequential branches, are in danger of being overlooked
  by: Price, Joseph
  Published: (1783)
• A vindication of Gen. Richard Smith, chairman of the Select Committee of the House of Commonserce, whilst the great outlines and consequential branches, are in danger of being overlooked
  by: Price, Joseph
  Published: (1783)
• The genuine history of the life of Richard Turpin : the noted highwayman, who was executed at York for horse-stealing, under the name of John Palmer, on Saturday Ap. 7, 1739. ... The whole collected from well attested facts, and communicated by Mr. Richard Bayes, at the Green-Man on epping-forest, and other persons of that country
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