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Description: | by John Frederick Pott.
Bound subsequently as: Hume Tracts 144
Bound subsequently with: The injurious tendency of the modifying of our navigation laws, made manifest, and the consequent necessity for revising the concessions made in favor of the navigation of other nations, clearly provedwith many
other points of considerable interest to the commerce, navigation, and manufactures of the country, treated of : in communications addressed to His Majesty's ministers, and principally to the Right Hon. William Huskisson, when president of the
Board of Trade; and 3 other titles
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Mode of access : WWW. | Format: | [electronic resource] | Publisher: | Printed by Joyce Gold : | Subjects: | Prize law Royal Navy. Prize-courts Great Britain. | Temporal: | 1810
1810. | Source: | Research Libraries UK | Creator: | Pott, John Frederick. | Identifier: | 03B27656238 | Language: | English | Format: | [electronic resource] | Go to resource |
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