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1) An answer to the reasons against an African Company humbly submitted to the consideration of the patriots of Great-Britain: in this present Parliament assembled

Series

Slavery and anti-slavery a transnational archive. Part 2 Slave trade in the Atlantic world

Publisher

[s.n.]

Language

English

Formats

Book, Online Content

2) Considerations humbly offered to the honourable House of Commons by the planters in relation to the bill to settle the trade to Africa

Series

Slavery and anti-slavery a transnational archive. Part 2 Slave trade in the Atlantic world

Publisher

s.n

Pub. Date

1697]

Language

English

Formats

Book, Online Content

3) In answer to the separate trader's feigned great trade for eighty thousand negroes in thirteen years; 'tis most evident, and a much more reasonable calculation

Series

Slavery and anti-slavery a transnational archive. Part 2 Slave trade in the Atlantic world

Publisher

s.n

Language

English

Formats

Book, Online Content

4) The case of Mr. John Gumley and his partners: proprietors of a glass-house over against Hungerford-Market: humbly offered to the consideration of the Honourable the House of Commons, against the bill for suppressing of new...

Author

Gumley, John

Publisher

s.n

Pub. Date

1707]

Language

English

Formats

Book, Online Content

5) The laws against ingrossing: forestalling, regrating, and monopolizing. Containing all the statutes and adjudged cases concerning them. Compiled by Desire of A great personage, For the Use of the...

Author

Browne, Stephen

Publisher

printed and sold by W. Griffin, in Catharine Street in the Strand

Pub. Date

MDCCLXVII. [1767]

Language

English

Formats

Book, Online Content

6) Monopoly: A letter, addressed to the Benefit societies in great britain: And a Candid appeal to the public. Proposing an infallible remedy against the alarming high price of bread, &c....

Publisher

printed and sold by J. Davenport, No. 6, George's Court, St. Johns Gate, clerkenwell; J. S. Jordan, No. 166, Fleet-Street; And all the Booksellers and Newscarriers in Town and Country

Pub. Date

[1790]

Language

English

Formats

Book, Online Content

7) The Argument touching security necessary to be given for carrying on the African trade demonstrated to be groundless and ridiculous: with reasons against confining any part of the trade to a company exclusive

Series

Slavery and anti-slavery a transnational archive. Part 2 Slave trade in the Atlantic world

Publisher

s.n

Pub. Date

1711?]

Language

English

Formats

Book, Online Content

8) The argument touching security necessary to be given for carrying on the African trade, demonstrated to be groundless and ridiculous

Series

Slavery and anti-slavery a transnational archive. Part 2 Slave trade in the Atlantic world

Publisher

s.n

Pub. Date

1711?]

Language

English

Formats

Book, Online Content

9) A second letter to a Member of Parliament, relating to the settling the trade to Africa

Series

Slavery and anti-slavery a transnational archive. Part 2 Slave trade in the Atlantic world

Publisher

s.n

Pub. Date

1710]

Language

English

Formats

Book, Online Content

10) The argument touching security necessary to be given for carrying on the African trade, demonstrated to be groundless and ridiculous

Pub. Date

1711?]

Language

English

Formats

Book, Online Content

11) A bill for establishing the trade to Africa in a regulated company

Author

Great Britain. Parliament

Series

Slavery and anti-slavery a transnational archive. Part 2 Slave trade in the Atlantic world

Publisher

s.n

Pub. Date

1712]

Language

English

Formats

Book, Online Content

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1) An answer to the reasons against an African Company humbly submitted to the consideration of the patriots of Great-Britain: in this present Parliament assembled

2) Considerations humbly offered to the honourable House of Commons by the planters in relation to the bill to settle the trade to Africa

3) In answer to the separate trader's feigned great trade for eighty thousand negroes in thirteen years; 'tis most evident, and a much more reasonable calculation

4) The case of Mr. John Gumley and his partners: proprietors of a glass-house over against Hungerford-Market: humbly offered to the consideration of the Honourable the House of Commons, against the bill for suppressing of new...

5) The laws against ingrossing: forestalling, regrating, and monopolizing. Containing all the statutes and adjudged cases concerning them. Compiled by Desire of A great personage, For the Use of the...

6) Monopoly: A letter, addressed to the Benefit societies in great britain: And a Candid appeal to the public. Proposing an infallible remedy against the alarming high price of bread, &c....

7) The Argument touching security necessary to be given for carrying on the African trade demonstrated to be groundless and ridiculous: with reasons against confining any part of the trade to a company exclusive

8) The argument touching security necessary to be given for carrying on the African trade, demonstrated to be groundless and ridiculous

9) A second letter to a Member of Parliament, relating to the settling the trade to Africa

10) The argument touching security necessary to be given for carrying on the African trade, demonstrated to be groundless and ridiculous

11) A bill for establishing the trade to Africa in a regulated company