An address to the public, concerning the business between the government and the East-India Company
Subtitle: Proving that the government has no just demand on the company, either for protection granted, or for territorial acquisitions..
Publisher: Printed for J. Williams, at No. 38, in Fleet-Street
Published: 1767
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 23
Subjects: Public Debts; Early works to 1800; Commerce; East India Company
Notes: With a half-title.

"This pamphlet is occasioned by two letters in the Gazetteer of the 21st of January, and 11th inst. from D.R. who, with true Hibernian modesty, proposes that the company shall pay a million yearly (till the debt of the nation is paid), in order not to abolish the famous monopoly, and lay open the trade to the East-Indies."--Advertisement, t.p. verso.

"(Price six-pence.)"--Half-title. Square brackets replaced by parentheses.

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Rare Book copy: No. 10 in a bound volume of titles.

English short title catalogue (ESTC), T98140