See Notes Multiple Contributors

Appendix. the Commercial Resolutions of the Irish Parliament, in Their Present Session, Vindicated. to Which is Added, an Authentic Copy of the Resolutions. See Notes Multiple Contributors

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Harvard University Graduate School of Business

N063582

Drop-head title. Date of publication taken from "The commercial resolutions of the Irish parliament," printed in London, 1785. Includes: A short view of the proposals lately made for the final adjustment of the commercial system between Great-Britain and Ireland; [Chalmers, George] The arrangements with Ireland considered; and Considerations respecting the proposed arrangements with Ireland.

[London, 1785]. 60p. : tables ; 8°