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Philadelphia, July 23, 1779. To the public : Fortunately we have preserved the original letter to our late chairman by the chairman of the city committee, and have it therefore in...

by Roney, James
Published 1779

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Subjects: “...Price regulation / Pennsylvania / Philadelphia...”

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An Act for preventing frauds and abuses in the publick revenues of excise, customs, stamp-duties, post-office, and house-money

Published 1720

printed by John Baskett, and by the assigns of Thomas Newcomb, and Henry Hills, deceas'd

Subjects: “...Trade regulation / Great Britain...”

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To the Right Honourable and Honourable the knights, citizens and burgesses, in Parliament assembled; the petition of the governors of the Foundling Hospital

Published 1800

Subjects: “...Growth / Regulation / Early works to 1800...”

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Truth is but truth, as it is timed! : or, our ministry's present measures against the Muscovite vindicated by plain and obvious reasons; tending to prove, that it is no less the in...

by N. N
Published 1719

Subjects: “...Trade regulation / England / Early works to 1800...”

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Some queries relating to the present dispute about the trade to Africa

Published 1711

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Subjects: “...Trade regulation / England / Early works to 1800...”

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A letter to His Majesty King George, from the most victorious and mighty trudo audato povesau danger enjo suveveveto ene mottee addee pou a poulo co hullo neccresy, King of Dauhoma...

by Trudo
Published 1731

Printed for J. Roberts, at the Oxford-Arms in Warwick-Lane

Subjects: “...Trade regulation / England / Early works to 1800...”

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A list of the names of the Mayor, recorder, aldermen and common-council of the city of Canterbury; who (in the year of our Lord 1717,) promoted and encouraged the noble art and mys...

Published 1718

[printed by J. Abree, for T. James, S. Palmer and W. Hunter. [London?]

Subjects: “...Trade regulation / England / Early works to 1800...”

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Reasons humbly offered for permitting rice of the growth of the British plantations, to be transported to Spain, Portugal, and other places to the Southward of Cape Finisterre, wit...

Published 1730

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Subjects: “...Trade regulation / England / Early works to 1800...”

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[R]easons humbly offered for the bill brought in, upon the petition of the weavers of London, Norwich and Canterbury, &c. for the importation of fine Italian thrown silk

Published 1702

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Subjects: “...Trade regulation / England / Early works to 1800...”

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A list of the names of all the commodities of English product and manufacture, that was exported to France from England during what may be call'd the interval of peace from Christm...

Published 1713

Printed for B. Tooke at the Middle-Temple-Gate, and J. Barber on Lambeth-Hill

Subjects: “...Trade regulation / England / Early works to 1800...”

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Notice is hereby given. That it shall and may be lawful for the citizens and subjects of the United States of America to import in to the British parts of St. Domingo in their own...

Published 1796

Subjects: “...Foreign trade regulation / Early works to 1800...”

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The case of the Royal African Company of England : To which is added, a supplement in answer to a paper intitled, the state of the British trade to the coast of Africa consider'd

Published 1730

Printed and sold by T. Warner, at the Black-Boy in Pater-Noster-Row

Subjects: “...Trade regulation / England / Early works to 1800...”

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An Act to repeal the Act of the third and fourth year of Her Majesties reign, intituled, An Act for prohibiting all trade and commerce with France, so far as it relates to the proh...

Published 1711

printed by the assigns of Thomas Newcomb, and Henry Hills, deceas'd; printers to the Queens most excellent Majesty

Subjects: “...Trade regulation / Great Britain / Early works to 1800...”

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Order of the governor in Council, of the 7th July 1796, for the regulation of commerce, between this province and the United States of America

Published 1796

By John Neilson, no.3 Mountain Street

Subjects: “...Trade regulation / Qub̌ec (Province) / Early works to 1800...”

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A short view of the last General Assembly, which met in the month of May, MDCCLXXII. In a letter to a friend. Intended To show that the Friends of Liberty, and of our valuable Cons...

Published 1772

Subjects: “...Foreign trade regulation / England / Early works to 1800...”

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A Short view of the encroachments of France in America; And of the British commerce with Spain

Published 1750

Printed for R. Spavan, in Key-Lane, Pater-noster-row

Subjects: “...Foreign trade regulation / England / Early works to 1800...”

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A Short view of the laws now subsisting with respect to the powers of the East India Company : To borrow money under their seal, and to incur debts in the course of their trade, by...

Published 1767

Printed for W. Nicoll, in St. Paul's Church-Yard

Subjects: “...Foreign trade regulation / England / Early works to 1800...”

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The Planters objections to the bill intitled, A bill for establishing the trade to Africa, free and open to all Her Majesty's Subjects of Great Britain, and the plantations

Published 1713

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Subjects: “...Foreign trade regulation / Great Britain / Early works to 1800...”

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Proceedings of the convention begun and held at Concord, in the state of Massachusetts-Bay, on the sixth day of October, A.D. 1779, (in pursuance of the recommendation of a convent...

Published 1779

Printed by Benjamin Edes and Sons, in State-Street

Subjects: “...Price regulation / Massachusetts...”

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A short discourse : Shewing the occasion of our present great want of silver, and the proper remedies for preventing the exportation of it for the future. By a true Englishman

by True Englishman
Published 1717

Printed for John Wyat, at the Rose, in St. Pauls Church-Yard

Subjects: “...Foreign trade regulation / Great Britain / Early works to 1800...”

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