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Some remarks on the conduct of the parliament of England : As far as it relates to the Woollen Manufacture: With some Animadversions on the Free Briton's Remarks on a Pamphlet, ent...

by Egmont, John Perceval
Published 1731

printed for T. Reynolds, and sold by the booksellers of London and Westminster

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A proposal for selling part of the forest lands and chaces : and disposing of the produce towards the discharge of that part of the national debt, due to the Bank of England; and f...

by Egmont, John Perceval
Published 1763

printed for T. Payne next the Meuse Gate, St. Martins

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An essay on the means of discharging the public debt : in which the reasons for instituting a national bank, and disposing of the forest-lands, are more fully considered. With a Me...

by Egmont, John Perceval
Published 1763

printed for T. Payne, at the Mew's Gate

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Some observations on the present state of Ireland : particularly with relation to the woollen manufacture. In a letter to His Excellency the Duke of Dorset

by Egmont, John Perceval
Published 1731

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Some observations on the present state of Ireland : particularly with relation to the woollen manufacture. In a letter to his Excellency the Duke of Dorset

by Egmont, John Perceval
Published 1731

Printed at Dublin: and re-printed at London, for J. Roberts at the Oxford-Arms in Warwick-Lane

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Thoughts on the pernicious consequences of borrowing money : with a proposal for raising a supply for the current service. Also for taking off part of our present load of taxes, an...

by Egmont, John Perceval
Published 1756

printed and sold by J. Waugh and W. Fenner, at the Turk's-Head, in Lombard-Street

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Some observations on the present state of Ireland, particularly with relation to the woollen manufacture : In a letter to His Excellency the Duke of Dorset

by Egmont, John Perceval
Published 1732

Printed in the year MDCCXXXI. And now re-printed for the satisfaction of the curious