An answer to a calumny with some remarks upon an anonimous pamphlet address'd to his Grace the Duke of Newcastle, entitled, Some observations on the assiento trade, as it has been exercised by the South-Sea Company, &c. : whereby the damage which has, or is likely to accrue thereby to the British commerce and plantations, and particularly to Jamaica, is also considered.

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• An Answer to a calumny with some remarks upon an anonimous pamphlet, address'd to his Grace the Duke of Newcastle, entitled, Some observations on the Assiento trade, as it has been exercised by the South-Sea Company, &c. : whereby the damage which has, or is likely to accrue thereby to the British commerce and plantations, and particularly to Jamaica, is also considered ; in two parts ... /
  by: Rigby, Richard, d. 1730
  Published: (1728)
• A defence of The observations on the Assiento trade as it hath been exercised by the South-Sea Company, &c in two parts ... /
  by: Knight, James
  Published: (1728)
• A defence of The observations on the Assiento trade as it hath been exercised by the South-Sea Company, &c. in two parts : I, In relation to the controversy : II, In relation to the queries which were published in the Craftsman and other aspersions on the author of the Observations on the assiento trade as well as on the island of Jamaica /
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  Published: (1728)
• A defence of The observations on the Assiento trade as it hath been exercised by the South-Sea Company, &c. in two parts : I, In relation to the controversy : II, In relation to the queries which were published in the Craftsman and other aspersions on the author of the Observations on the assiento trade as well as on the island of Jamaica /
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• An answer to a calumny with some remarks upon an anonimous pamphlet, address'd to his Grace the Duke of Newcastle, entitled, Some observations on the Assiento trade, as it has been exercised by the South-Sea Company, &c. Whereby The Damage which has, or is likely to accrue thereby to the British Commerce and Plantations, and particularly to Jamaica, is also considered. In two parts. By the Factor to the South-Sea Company, at whom the Calumny was aimed.
  by: Rigby, Richard, d. 1730
  Published: (1728)