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(F) PAMPHLETS AND TRACTS.

A Brief Essay on the Copper and Brass Manufactures of England, London, 1712. (B.M. 8245 a. 18.)

A Farther State of the Case relating to the Brass Manufacturers, 1720? (B.M. 8223 e. 9 (96).)

A Letter Written from Walsall . . . concerning Birmingham. (B.M.E. 96 (22).)

An Appeal to Facts regarding the Home Trade and Inland Manufactures of Great Britain, 1751. (B.M.T. 1144 k. (7).) Articles of Agreement concluded July 20, 1720, between the Governor and Company of Copper Miners in England and Thomas Chambers, John Essington, James Bradley and Case Billingsley, 1725. (B.M. 522 m. 12/3.) Copy of the Deeds of the Birmingham Mining and Copper Company, 1791. (Birmingham Ref. Lib.)

Defoe (Daniel). An Essay upon Projects, 1697.

A Plan of the English Commerce, 1728.

French Tracts on the Working of Metals. (B.M. 561 g. 1.) Petition of Abraham Elton, Benjamin Coole, etc., on behalf of themselves and all the several manufacturers in copper ore, lapis calaminaris, wrought brass, battery, etc., within the Kingdom of Great Britain, 1711. (B.M. 8223, e. 9 (53).)

Present State of Mr. Wood's Partnership, 1720. (B.M. 357 b.e. (73).)

Propositions for Improving the Manufacture, Agriculture and Commerce of Great Britain, London, 1763. (B.M.T. 1144 k. (15).)

Reasons against passing the Bill to prevent fraud and abuses

in the working up of Goods and Wares made of Copper and Brass in England, 1726. (B.M. 357 b. 10 (54).) Reasons for making copper and iron in H.M. Plantations in N. America. (B.M. 816 m. 13/4.)

Reasons humbly offered against the Societies of the Mines Royal, Mineral and Battery Works, who have undertaken to insure ships and merchandise at sea without a charter, 1719. (B.M. 357 b. 3/76.)

Report of the Proceedings of the Artizans of Birmingham, 1812. (B.M. 8277 eee. 5 (2).)

The Case of the Manufacturers and Workers of Copper and Brass Wire, etc. (B.M. 8223 e. 9 (54).)

The State of the Copper and Brass Manufacturers in Great Britain humbly offered to the consideration of Parliament, 1721. (B.M. 8245 a. 28.)

Tracts relating to Trade. (B.M. 816 m. 12/94.)

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