Memoirs and Correspondence of Viscount Castlereagh, Second Marquess of Londonderry: v. 9-12. Military and diplomaticH. Colburn, 1849 - Great Britain |
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... Manufactures 201 • . 204 Memorandum relative to Cottons , by Mr. Francis French Proposed Compensation to Cotton Manufacturers 205 207 Commerce and Consumption of Great Britain . Value of Principal Imports and Exports between Great ...
... Manufactures 201 • . 204 Memorandum relative to Cottons , by Mr. Francis French Proposed Compensation to Cotton Manufacturers 205 207 Commerce and Consumption of Great Britain . Value of Principal Imports and Exports between Great ...
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... Manufactures 5. Mr. Cooke to Lord Cornwallis - Progress of the Union- Defeat of Massena 5. Mr. King to Lord Castlereagh - Compensations ib . 284 286 287 291 292 293 295 296 299 300 ib . 301 • 6. Mr. Cooke to Lord Castlereagh - Duties ...
... Manufactures 5. Mr. Cooke to Lord Cornwallis - Progress of the Union- Defeat of Massena 5. Mr. King to Lord Castlereagh - Compensations ib . 284 286 287 291 292 293 295 296 299 300 ib . 301 • 6. Mr. Cooke to Lord Castlereagh - Duties ...
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... MANUFACTURES , FINANCES . Mr. Alexander Hamilton to Lord Castlereagh , on the Cotton Manufacture of Ireland , Feb. 25 , 1800 479 482 Lord Donoughmore to Lord Castlereagh , enclosing a letter from xiv CONTENTS .
... MANUFACTURES , FINANCES . Mr. Alexander Hamilton to Lord Castlereagh , on the Cotton Manufacture of Ireland , Feb. 25 , 1800 479 482 Lord Donoughmore to Lord Castlereagh , enclosing a letter from xiv CONTENTS .
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... place , in what articles England is willing to consult the comparative inferiority of Irish manufacture by granting indulgences , as was done in many articles in Scotland ; and every other subject 26 [ 1799 . MEMOIRS AND CORRESPONDENCE OF.
... place , in what articles England is willing to consult the comparative inferiority of Irish manufacture by granting indulgences , as was done in many articles in Scotland ; and every other subject 26 [ 1799 . MEMOIRS AND CORRESPONDENCE OF.
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... manufactures into England , paying only the difference of the import duty on the raw material . It is impossible to countervail the difference of price of labour , of taxes , and excises in the two countries . For the sake of a Union ...
... manufactures into England , paying only the difference of the import duty on the raw material . It is impossible to countervail the difference of price of labour , of taxes , and excises in the two countries . For the sake of a Union ...
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