An account shewing that sugars will hardly do more than pay the charges that attend the making thereof : and sending to England, if an additional duty of 2s. 6d. per hund. be laid on the same, and they sell but for 24s. per hund. viz.

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• An account shewing that sugars will hardly do more than pay the charges that attend the making thereof and sending to England, if an additional duty of 2s. 6d. per hund. be laid on the same, and they sell but for 24s. per hund. viz.
  Published: (1744)
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