The Political Writings of Sir Richard Steele |
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... Harbour on all that Coaft , to import their Commodities into thofe Four Provinces , that of Calais being unfer- viceable to that Commerce . L 8 " Fourthly , If the Demolition of the Harbour of • Dunkirk fhould not difcourage your ...
... Harbour on all that Coaft , to import their Commodities into thofe Four Provinces , that of Calais being unfer- viceable to that Commerce . L 8 " Fourthly , If the Demolition of the Harbour of • Dunkirk fhould not difcourage your ...
Page 29
... Harbour of Dunkirk , < fince that Harbour will make enjoy the Be- ' nefit of that Tariff for all the Commodities they fhall import there for the Consumption of the Provinces of Flanders , Artois , and ' Hainault ; whereas if the fame ...
... Harbour of Dunkirk , < fince that Harbour will make enjoy the Be- ' nefit of that Tariff for all the Commodities they fhall import there for the Consumption of the Provinces of Flanders , Artois , and ' Hainault ; whereas if the fame ...
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... Harbour of • Dunkirk would be neceffary for the Trade of your Majefty's Subjects . " C • Eighthly , The Freedom of the Port and . Town of Dunkirk , in cafe your Majefty will • vouchsafe to alter the fevere Refolution you have taken ...
... Harbour of • Dunkirk would be neceffary for the Trade of your Majefty's Subjects . " C • Eighthly , The Freedom of the Port and . Town of Dunkirk , in cafe your Majefty will • vouchsafe to alter the fevere Refolution you have taken ...
Page 31
... Harbour , with its bare Mole and Dikes , defpoil'd of all manner of Forti- ' fications , will not only be most beneficial and advantageous , but even abfolutely necef- fary to the Trade of Great Britain . " 6 Tenthly , All fuch as have ...
... Harbour , with its bare Mole and Dikes , defpoil'd of all manner of Forti- ' fications , will not only be most beneficial and advantageous , but even abfolutely necef- fary to the Trade of Great Britain . " 6 Tenthly , All fuch as have ...
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... Harbour of • Safety , of which they fhall be deprived ; and avoid a bare Commiferation of the Danger to which Seafaring Men are expos'd , ought to have preferv'd for them , according to the common Dictates of Humanity . Upon all these ...
... Harbour of • Safety , of which they fhall be deprived ; and avoid a bare Commiferation of the Danger to which Seafaring Men are expos'd , ought to have preferv'd for them , according to the common Dictates of Humanity . Upon all these ...
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