A calculation of foreign exchanges, as transacted on the Royal Exchange of London: or, tables, shewing at once, or by a few Additions, any sum of English money reduc'd into foreign species, and likewise any Sum of Foreign Species reduc'd into English Money, by way of Exchange, at the several Prices, as from Time to Time the Exchange may Rise or Fall. By Edward Oldenburgh, merchant.

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  by: Oldenburgh, Edward
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