Considerations on the national debt, and nett produce of the revenue with a plan for consolidating into one rate the land and all other taxes ... and a commercial union with Ireland recommended /

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Considerations on the national debt, and nett produce of the revenue with a plan for consolidating into one rate the land and all other taxes ... and a commercial union with Ireland recommended /

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Corporate Author:	Making of the Modern World
Other Authors:	Merchant of London
Format:	Online Book
Language:	English
Published:	London : Printed for C. Dilly and J. Stockdale, 1784.
Subjects:	Debts, Public > Great Britain. Taxation > Great Britain. Great Britain > Economic policy.
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