Cobbett's Weekly Political Register, Volume 1R. Bagshaw, 1802 |
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Page 207
... navigation , framed for the increase and the protection of British - built ships and British owners , have been enacted in vain - should strangers and foreigners be permitted to snatch from their hands the privileges which belong , and ...
... navigation , framed for the increase and the protection of British - built ships and British owners , have been enacted in vain - should strangers and foreigners be permitted to snatch from their hands the privileges which belong , and ...
Page 501
... navigation , and of indispensa- ble necessity to the existence of Bengal , The Dutch disapproved of the broad con- struction , which we gave to the word navi- gate and its derivatives , in consequence of which provision was made in the ...
... navigation , and of indispensa- ble necessity to the existence of Bengal , The Dutch disapproved of the broad con- struction , which we gave to the word navi- gate and its derivatives , in consequence of which provision was made in the ...
Page 807
... navigation . Our own carriage of our own tobacco , is heavily dutied in Sweden , and lately in France . We can carry no article , not of our own pro- duction , to the British ports in Europe . Not even our own produce to her American ...
... navigation . Our own carriage of our own tobacco , is heavily dutied in Sweden , and lately in France . We can carry no article , not of our own pro- duction , to the British ports in Europe . Not even our own produce to her American ...
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