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A Letter to the Landed Gentlemen and Graziers of Lincolnshire: in which are pointed out the principal causes of the present redundancy of wool, and the exportation of it, proved to be impolitic and dangerous; together, with the proposal of a more safe and certain remedy. Occasioned by, and interspersed with observations upon, Sir John Dalrymple's Question on that subject. By a friend and neighbour

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  • "A Letter to the Landed Gentlemen and Graziers of Lincolnshire: in which are pointed out the principal causes of the present redundancy of wool, and the exportation of it, proved to be impolitic and dangerous; together, with the proposal of a more safe and certain remedy. Occasioned by, and interspersed with observations upon, Sir John Dalrymple's Question on that subject. By a friend and neighbour"@en
  • "A letter to the landed gentlemen and graziers of Lincolnshire in which are pointed out the principal causes of the present redundancy of wool, and the exportation of it, proved to be impolitic and dangerous : together, with the proposal of a more safe and certain remedy : occasioned by, and interspersed with observations upon, Sir John Dalrymple's question on that subject"
  • "A letter to the landed gentlemen and graziers of Lincolnshire : in which are pointed out the principal causes of the present redundancy of wool, and the exportation of it, proved to be impolitic and dangerous : together, with the proposal of a more safe and certain remedy : occasioned by, and interspersed with observations upon, Sir John Dalrymple's question on that subject"@en
  • "A letter to the landed gentlemen and graziers of Lincolnshire in which are pointed out the principal causes of the present redundancy of wool, and the exportation of it, proved to be impolitic and dangerous : together, with the proposal of a more safe and certain remedy : occasioned by and interspersed with observations upon, Sir John Dalrymple's question on that subject"
  • "A letter to the landed gentlemen and graziers of Lincolnshire in which are pointed out the principal causes of the present redundancy of wool, and the exportation of it, proved to be impolitic and dangerous : together, with the proposal of a more safe and certain remedy : occasioned by and interspersed with observations upon, Sir John Dalrymple's question on that subject"@en
  • "A letter to the landed gentlemen and graziers of Lincolnshire: in which are pointed out the principal causes of the present redundancy of wool, and the exportation of it, proved to be impolitic and dangerous; together, with the proposal of a more safe and certain remedy. Occasioned by ... Sir John Dalrymple's question on that subject. By a friend and neighbour"@en
  • "A letter to the landed gentlemen and graziers of Lincolnshire: in which are pointed out the principal causes of the present redundancy of wool, and the exportation of it, proved to be impolitic and dangerous ; together, with the proposal of a more safe and certain remedy. Occasioned by ... Sir John Dalrymple's question on that subject. By a friend and neighbour"@en
  • "A Letter to the Landed Gentlemen and Graziers of Lincolnshire: in which are pointed out the principal causes of the present redundancy of wool : and the exportation of it, proved to be impolitic and dangerous; together, with the proposal of a more safe and certain remedy. Occasioned by, and interspersed with observations upon, Sir John Dalrymple's Question on that subject. By a friend and neighbour"
  • "A letter to the landed gentlemen and graziers of Lincolnshire: in which are pointed out the principal causes of the present redundancy of wool, and the exportation of it, proved to be impolitic and dangerous; together, with the proposal of a more safe and certain remedy. Occasioned by, ... Sir John Dalrymple's question on that subject. By a friend and neighbour"

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