England's great concern. In the perpetual settlement of a commission of accounts: : with clauses and powers fixing national benefit thereby in the several branches following, viz. The exact quota of the sums to be raised for publick service, and the faithfull collecting and disposing therof. The securing to all persons in the army and navy their full pay at fixed times. The providing for those that are maim'd; and for the indigent widows and orphans of those that die in the nation's service. The due payment of all souldiers and seamen's debts to their creditors, without suit or charge at laws. The making good the deficient funds, clearing the nation's debts, and raising the publick credit. And the ordering of taxes so as may be most favourable to the value of land, and advancement of trade. With a discovery of some notable frauds committed in collecting the supplies..
Paterson, William,1658-1719.
London, : Printed for D. Brown, and sold by J. Nutt, near Stationer's-hall,,
1702..
Anonymous. By William Paterson.
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