NEW JERSEY--COMMERCE,
Amicus patria, pseud.
Proposals for traffick and commerce, or Foreign trade in New-Jersey, in answer to that upbrading ;!; question, why should not we have trade, as all other the plantations: collected from the papers of A. and B., D. N., A. P., F. and G., H. W. and others. And humbly presented to the General assembly by Amicys patrie .... >New York, W. Bradford, Printed in the year 1718. Boston, 1941,
facsim.: 24 p. 22}™. ,(Photostat Americana. Second series... Pho- tostated at the Massachusetts historical society. No. 143)
Signatures: A‘, BE’.
One of 14 copies from the original in the New York historical society, December, 1941.
1. New Jersey—Comm. 1. Title.
2-27089
Library of Congress HF3161.N5A7_ (1718 a (2) 382.09749