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    A state of the present condition of the island of Barbadoes: : with some reasons, why there ought not to be any more duties or imposts laid on sugars than what already are; shewing, that they pay full as much as thy can bear, and that they who make that manufactory, pay more in proportion, than any other of His Majesty's subjects. /
    by Merchant
    Published 1698

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    Book
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    Reasons humbly offered (in behalf of the island of Barbados) to the honourable House of Commons, against laying a further duty on sugar
    Published 1695

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    Book
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    An acco[un]t of the unavoidable charge and the meanes to prevent it with safely in case of a warr with France w[hi]ch otherwise the nation must be at in sending forces to the Island of Barbadoes for its security : w[hi]ch cannot be less then 2000 men if they resolve to preserve the same, on which island (besides its own importance) depends the safety of the Leward Islands and consequently the sugar trade to the kingdom of England
    Published 1650

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    Manuscript Book
  4. 4
    The present case of a Barbados planter, and reasons against laying a further duty on sugar
    Published 1695

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    Book
  5. 5
    Caribbeana : containing letters and dissertations, together with poetical essays, on various subjects and occasions : chiefly wrote by several hands in the West-Indies ... now collected together in two volumes, wherein are also comprised, divers papers relating to trade, government, and laws in general, but more especially, to those of the British sugar-colonies, and of Barbados in particular .. to which are added in an appendix, some pieces never before published
    Published 1741

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    Unknown
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    The present case of a Barbados planter, and reasons against laying a further duty on sugar
    Published 1695

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    Book
  7. 7
    A state [sic] of the present condition of the island of Barbadoes : with some reasons, why there ought not to be any more duties or imposts laid on sugars than what already are; shewing, that they pay full as much as thy [sic] can bear, and that they who make that manufactory, pay more in proportion, than any other of His Majesty's subjects. /
    by Merchant, Merchant
    Published 1698

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    Book
  8. 8
    Caribbeana : containing letters and dissertations, together with poetical essays, on various subjects and occasions : chiefly wrote by several hands in the West-Indies ... now collected together in two volumes, wherein are also comprised, divers papers relating to trade, government, and laws in general, but more especially, to those of the British sugar-colonies, and of Barbados in particular ... to which are added in an appendix, some pieces never before published
    Published 1741

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    Book
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    Reasons humbly offered (in behalf of the island of Barbados) to the honourable House of Commons, against laying a further duty on sugar
    Published 1695

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    Book
  10. 10
    An acco[un]t of the unavoidable charge and the meanes to prevent it with safely in case of a warr with France w[hi]ch otherwise the nation must be at in sending forces to the Island of Barbadoes for its security w[hi]ch cannot be less then 2000 men if they resolve to preserve the same, on which island (besides its own importance) depends the safety of the Leward Islands and consequently the sugar trade to the kingdom of England
    Published 1650

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    Electronic Manuscript Book
  11. 11
    A state [sic] of the present condition of the island of Barbadoes: with some reasons, why there ought not to be any more duties or imposts laid on sugars than what already are; shewing, that they pay full as much as thy [sic] can bear, and that they who make that manufactory, pay more in proportion, than any other of His Majesty's subjects. /
    by Merchant
    Published 1698

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    Electronic Book
  12. 12
    Reasons humbly offered (in behalf of the island of Barbados) to the honourable House of Commons, against laying a further duty on sugar
    Published 1695

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    Electronic Book
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    The present case of a Barbados planter, and reasons against laying a further duty on sugar
    Published 1695

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    Electronic Book
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    An acco[un]t of the unavoidable charge and the meanes to prevent it with safely in case of a warr with France w[hi]ch otherwise the nation must be at in sending forces to the Island of Barbadoes for its security : w[hi]ch cannot be less then 2000 men if they resolve to preserve the same, on which island (besides its own importance) depends the safety of the Leward Islands and consequently the sugar trade to the kingdom of England
    Published 1650

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    Book
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