The necessity and expediency of an association of merchants and traders, to oppose and get redress of many abuses arising from the ambiguily, ... of the law, and insidious practices of custom-house-officers; with proposals for effectual remedies: ... With the outlines of a plan of the intended association. By a general merchant.
General Merchant.
London : printed for the author, by Baker and Galabin,
1779.
At foot of titlepage: "To be had at booksellers mentioned on the other side."; there is a list of 11 London booksellers on the verso of the titlepage.
With a half-title.
ESTC