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Page 268
... trade , he informs us , on unquestionable authority , that The extent of the trade which they carry on , does not present them in a more favourable point of view . The whole quantity of their tonnage employed solely in the India trade ...
... trade , he informs us , on unquestionable authority , that The extent of the trade which they carry on , does not present them in a more favourable point of view . The whole quantity of their tonnage employed solely in the India trade ...
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... trade is even , in some respects , advantageous to them . It renders those merchants , who are deprived of a share of it , less anxious about a trade , which from its narrow extent , seems of so little value . Were the India trade ...
... trade is even , in some respects , advantageous to them . It renders those merchants , who are deprived of a share of it , less anxious about a trade , which from its narrow extent , seems of so little value . Were the India trade ...
Page 272
... trade of America alone to the East Indies and China , actually exceeds that of Great Britain !!! She has one hundred and fifty ves- sels constantly employed in this trade , and enjoys the preference in almost every foreign market . She ...
... trade of America alone to the East Indies and China , actually exceeds that of Great Britain !!! She has one hundred and fifty ves- sels constantly employed in this trade , and enjoys the preference in almost every foreign market . She ...
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