The following address, and particular instances as to the duties demanded on prize goods brought into Jamaica, were sent from that island by the Governor, Council and Assembly, in March 1709/10
Subtitle: Whereupon an act pass'd ... that prize goods should not be liable to the demand of duties by vertue of an act, entituled, An Act to Encourage to Trade to America for the future ... To the Queen's most excellent Majesty
By: The humble address of the Governor, Council and Assembly of Jamaica
Published: 1710
Place of publication: London? : s.n.]
Language: eng
Notes: Docket title: 'The humble address of the Governor, Council, and Assembly of Jamaica to the Queen; and some instances of the duties demanded on prize goods brought into that island, ..'.

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