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Page 237
... duty , and was first granted in 31 Edw . I. ( w ) But these ancient hereditary customs , especially those on wool and woolfells , came to be of little account , when the nation became sensible of the advantage of a home manufacture ...
... duty , and was first granted in 31 Edw . I. ( w ) But these ancient hereditary customs , especially those on wool and woolfells , came to be of little account , when the nation became sensible of the advantage of a home manufacture ...
Page 239
... duty upon the importation or exportation of any article , or what excise duty any commodity is subject to , in an alphabetical table . Bullion , wool , and some few other commodities , may be imported duty free . All the articles ...
... duty upon the importation or exportation of any article , or what excise duty any commodity is subject to , in an alphabetical table . Bullion , wool , and some few other commodities , may be imported duty free . All the articles ...
Page 240
... duty . Recourse must therefore be had to extraordinary punish- ments to prevent it , perhaps even to capital ones ... duty upon importation , which he does not receive again till he sells the commodity , perhaps at the end of three ...
... duty . Recourse must therefore be had to extraordinary punish- ments to prevent it , perhaps even to capital ones ... duty upon importation , which he does not receive again till he sells the commodity , perhaps at the end of three ...
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