[Reports of the Commissioners of Customs to the English House of Lords].
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Title
[Reports of the Commissioners of Customs to the English House of Lords].
Produced
[between 1695 and 1707]
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First line of text of first document: Report of the Commissioners of Customs to the English House of Lords, made inpursuance of an order of the said House ...
First line of text of second document: In obedience to your Lordships commands signified by an order of the 19th instant requiring yr. Commissioners of his Ma.ties Customs, to lay before this Hon.ble House in writing what they conceive may be the paper means to remedy ...
First line of text of second document: In obedience to your Lordships commands signified by an order of the 19th instant requiring yr. Commissioners of his Ma.ties Customs, to lay before this Hon.ble House in writing what they conceive may be the paper means to remedy ...
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1 online resource (2 documents)
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(NNC-L)LLMC1453479897
(TEMPOCo)1453479897
(TEMPOCo)1453479897
Summary
Two documents, the first of which appears to be a cover letter, outlining the act passed by the Scottish Parliament in 1693 which sought to establish an East-West India Company for Scotland's benefit thereby potentially lowering the duties that the English Crown could collect from trade with its North American colonies. In reaction to this development, the Commissioners of Customs recommend restricting trade to only those vessels that sail to and from English or Irish ports. Instructions to this end are detailed in the second document.
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Manuscript.
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Online resource; title supplied by cataloger (LLMC Digital, viewed August 28, 2024).
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