An address to the proprietors of the South-Sea capital . Containing, a discovery of the illicit trade, carry'd on in the West-Indies; and shewing the great Detriment thereof to the Publick; and the Necessity of Discouraging it with Rigour, notwithstanding the Pains taken to gloss it over; and to Recommend your cautious and tender Resentments. By a proprietor of the said company.
- Proprietor of the said company
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- 1732
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Address to the proprietors of the South-Sea capital (Online)
An address to the proprietors of the South-Sea capital. Containing, a discovery of the illicit trade, carry'd on in the West-Indies; and shewing the great Detriment thereof to the Publick; and the Necessity of Discouraging it with Rigour, notwithstanding the Pains taken to gloss it over; and to Recommend your cautious and tender Resentments. By a proprietor of the said company
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London : printed for Stephen Austen at the Angel and Bible in St. Paul's Church-Yard, 1732
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