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A letter, to a member of Parliament, occasioned, by the growing poverty of the nation, : from the want and decay of trade, and wrong management thereof. With some overtures, for encreasing and promoting the one, and rectifying the other

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Publication date: printed in the year, 1700.
Call number: 314483
Dimensions: 4to
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A letter, to a member of Parliament, occasioned, by the growing poverty of the nation, : from the want and decay of trade, and wrong management thereof. With some overtures, for encreasing and promoting the one, and rectifying the other

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