The true Caledonian, addressed to the people of Scotland, containing an examination of the arguments advanced against the woollen-manufactures of this kingdom, in a late book, intituled The interest of Scotland considered, &c. Together with A Scheme for promoting our Woollen-Manufactures. By Thomas Melvill Weaver

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MDCCXXXIV. [1734]
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True Caledonian, addressed to the people of Scotland, containing an examination of the arguments advanced against the woollen-manufactures of this kingdom, in a late book, intituled The interest of Scotland considered, &c. Together with A Scheme for promoting our Woollen-Manufactures. By Thomas Melvill Weaver (Online)
The true Caledonian, addressed to the people of Scotland, containing an examination of the arguments advanced against the woollen-manufactures of this kingdom, in a late book, intituled The interest of Scotland considered, &c. Together with A Scheme for p

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Edinburgh : printed by P. Matthie, and sold at his printing-house in Swan-Closs, a little below the Cross-Well, and by most book-sellers in town, MDCCXXXIV. [1734]

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