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... River Thames : containing an Historical View of the Trade of the Port of London ; and suggesting Means for preventing the Depredations thereon , by a Legislative system of River Police . With an ... on the Commerce of the Thames . 239.
... River Thames : containing an Historical View of the Trade of the Port of London ; and suggesting Means for preventing the Depredations thereon , by a Legislative system of River Police . With an ... on the Commerce of the Thames . 239.
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view of the number of individuals ( 120,000 ) who compose these classes . ' ' The treatise begins with a brief history of the commerce of the river Thames , from the reign of Queen Elizabeth to our own time , including a general view of ...
view of the number of individuals ( 120,000 ) who compose these classes . ' ' The treatise begins with a brief history of the commerce of the river Thames , from the reign of Queen Elizabeth to our own time , including a general view of ...
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... in the lading and discharging of ships and vessels in the river Thames . - Many of them are provided with an under dress , denominated a Jemmy , with pockets before and behind : also with long narrow bags or pouches , which , when ...
... in the lading and discharging of ships and vessels in the river Thames . - Many of them are provided with an under dress , denominated a Jemmy , with pockets before and behind : also with long narrow bags or pouches , which , when ...
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