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481

The Advantages arising to Great Britain since the peace : by the encrease of the navigation and exportation of the manufactures and produce of England

Published 1715

s.n

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482

To the British public : how does cheap bread produce high wages and promote general prosperity?

by Heyworth, Lawrence
Published 1842

s.n

“...How does cheap bread produce high wages and promote general prosperity?...”

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483

A full and true account of the late Whitehall hurricane : the causes thereof, and the effects it is liable to produce

Published 1750

printed for H. Carpenter

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484

The state of trade in the northern colonies considered : with an account of their produce, and a particular description of Nova Scotia

by Little, Otis
Published 1748

printed by G. Woodfall at the King's-Arms, near Charing-Cross

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485

Ceylon and the Cingalese : their history, government, and religion, the antiquities, institutions, produce, revenue, and capabilities of the island

by Sirr, Henry Charles
Published 1850

W. Shoberl

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486

An Act for allowing further time for the importation of goods the produce or manufacture of the island of Tobago, upon payment of the British plantation duties

Published 1785

printed by Charles Eyre and William Strahan

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487

Representation from the Commissioners for Trade and Plantationsay be proper for the soil of the said colonies, and do not interfere with the trade or produce of Great Britain

Published 1734

[s.n.]

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488

An account of the net produce of all the taxes, from Michaelmas 1783 to Michaelmas 1784, and from Michaelmas 1784 to Michaelmas 1785

Published 1786

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489

The signs of the times, or, The approach of the millennium : an address to the Tories, Whigs, Radicals, and chartists, churchmen, Catholics, dissenters, and infidels, to all produc...

by Owen, Robert
Published 1841

Home Colonization Society

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490

The repeal of the colonial produce duties, the only effectual measure for the removal of the present commercial distress in Great Britain and her colonies

by Lycurgus
Published 1843

F. Baisler

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491

Luchando! : Cuba's struggle to survive

by Patience, Denise
Published 1994

Documentary Educational Resources]

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492

Tracts upon our wool, and woollen trade : wherein are consider'd the Irish produce and disposal of it

by Laybourne, Henry
Published 1744

Printed by F. Howgrave, for Mr. Robinson

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493

Scenes of British wealth : in produce, manufactures, and commerce, for the amusement and instruction of little tarry-at-home travellers

by Taylor, Isaac
Published 1823

Printed for Harris

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494

Build a binary clock with Elixir and Nerves : use layering to produce better embedded systems

by Hunleth, Frank, Tate, Bruce
Published 2022

The Pragmatic Bookshelf

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495

Deep hearts

by Gardner, Robert
Published 2005

Documentary Educational Resources

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496

Jesus Christ, the very God : Or, evidences produc'd for the proper divinity of our Lord Jesus Christ. Design'd chiefly for the use of the unlearned. By John Goffe

by Goffe, John
Published 1722

printed, and are to be sold by R. Ford, at the Angel in the Poultry; and T. Shelmerdine, in Little Britain

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497

Where the money goes : understanding litigant expenditures for producing electronic discovery

by Pace, Nicholas M.
Published 2012

RAND

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498

A short history of the public debt of Maryland : and of the causes which produced it

by Citizen of Maryland
Published 1845

[s.n.]

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499

Research-Based Art Practices in Southeast Asia : The Artist as Producer of Knowledge

by Ha Thuc, Caroline
Published 2022

Palgrave Macmillan

Table of Contents: “... language -- 4. The artist-researcher -- 5. The artist producer of knowledge: cultural activism in Tiffany...”

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500

An Optimal Rice Policy for Sierra Leone : Balancing Consumer and Producer Welfare

by Graham, Errol George
Published 2020

The World Bank

“... conditions that maximize consumer's and producer's surplus. The paper finds that the rice sector is operating...”

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