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• An essay or scheme towards establishing and improving the fishery and other manufactures of Great-Britain
  by: Cawood, Francis
  Published: (1713)
• An essay: or, scheme: towards establishing and improving the fishery, and other manuctures of Great-Britain : Humbly offered and dedicated to the North-Sea Company; and all true lovers of their Country, Nature, and Art. What goods and merchandize are proper for maritime traffick, whence they are to be bad, and what Gain and Profit they will produce to the said Company, for whose Use this small Treatise is Publish'd. The which will produce a far greater Treasure to the Crown, and this united Kingdom, than both the Indies. By Francis Cawood, of London Merchant, subscribed to in the Years, 1713, 1716, and 1720, now full and still Subsisting
  by: Cawood, Francis
  Published: (1721)
• An essay towards the establishing the fishery of Great Britain : proving I. that it lies fairer for Her Majesties subjects than for any other nation, II. that it will be of great and certain advantage to the publick, III. that it is absolutely necessary in order to support our navigation ...
  by: Saunders, W.
  Published: (1708)
• An essay towards the establishing the fishery of Great Britain : Proving, I. That it lies fairer for Her Majesties subjects, than for any other nation. II. That it will be of great and certain advantage to the publick. III. That it is absolutely necessary in order to the support of our navigation by being a constant, and the best nursery of stout and able seamen: wherein all material objections against it are answer'd. Together with the copy of a letter from King Charles the Second, to the then Lord Mayor of London; (within two months after his Restoration) recommending it to his care for raising subscriptions, for fitting out bussers for the herring-fishing; and a copy of the patent to the late King James (when Duke of York) and several other persons of very great quality, constituting them the Council of fishery of Great-Britain and Ireland; whereof his Majesty King Charles did vouchsafe to be, and be called protector. By W. Saunders
  by: Saunders, W.
  Published: (1708)
• Proposals for establishing the British fishery commonly call'd Robin's fishery
  Published: (1720)