A most humble and seasonable proposal to the Queen, to raise money without any tax, sufficient to rebuild her royal palace of White-Hall, in greater magnificence than ever
Subtitle: besides a yearly revenue to add to the just spendor of Her Majesty's houshold, by a small farthing invented and made by the direction of K. William and approv'd by him, being light and clean as silver and cannot be counterfeited without loss and immediate discovery. The certainty and advantages therof, together with some matters relating to Her Majesty's farm of tin, are herein set in a true light, by a dialogue between a merchant, a pewterer, an engineer, a shopkeeper, a market-woman and a beggar ...
Publisher: To be sold by the booksellers and by L. Beardwell
Published: 1705
Place of publication: London]
Language: eng
Number of pages: 16