The pernicious practice discover'd of selling our wool to foreigners
Subtitle: by a combin'd and current trade: and a scheme laid to prevent that evil. And a proposal for retrieving and establishing our woollen manufactures, as our native property and chief treasure. Which by good judges is thought to be the only expedient that can effectually perform it. Most humbly address'ed to authority. And offer'd to the consideration of all judicious, disinterested and impartial gentlemen and traders, that have the honour of His Majesty, and the publick good of the kingdom at heart; and are not concern'd in the pernicious practice of contraband trade
By: By a disinterested and impartial gentleman
Publisher: Printed and sold by T. Aris
Published: 1743
Place of publication: Birmingham
Language: eng
Number of pages: 26
Subjects: Wool industry
Notes: Signed: Bentivolio.

Imperfect : P. 1-   lacking.

Pages [25]-[26] numbered 23 and 24 in duplicate.

No. 18 in vol. lettered: Political.