Reasons humbly offer'd to the consideration of the publick : shewing how the works now executing by virtue of an act of Parliament to recover and preserve the navigation of the river Dee, will destroy the navigation : and occasion the drowning of all the low lands adjacent to the said river : from observations made on the spot, and from instances of the ruinous effects like works have had at the ports of Lyn, Rye, Wisbech and Spalding.

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• Reasons humbly offer'd to the consideration of the publick : shewing how the works now executing by virtue of an act of Parliament to recover and preserve the navigation of the river Dee, will destroy the navigation : and occasion the drowning of all the low lands adjacent to the said river : from observations made on the spot, and from instances of the ruinous effects like works have had at the ports of Lyn, Rye, Wisbech and Spalding.
  by: Badeslade, Thomas
  Published: (1974)
• Reasons humbly offer'd to the consideration of the publick, shewing how the works now executing by virtue of an act of Parliament to recover and preserve the navigation of the river Dee, will destroy the navigation, and occasion the drowning of all the low lands adjacent to the said river : from observations made on the spot, and from instances of the ruinous effects like works have had at the ports of Lyn, Rye, Wisbech and Spalding.
  by: Badeslade, Thomas
  Published: (1735)
• Reasons humbly offer'd to the consideration of the publick, shewing how the works now executing by virtue of an act of Parliament to recover and preserve the navigation of the river Dee, will destroy the navigation, and occasion the drowning of all the low lands adjacent to the said river : from observations made on the spot, and from instances of the ruinous effects like works have had at the ports of Lyn, Rye, Wisbech and Spalding.
  by: Badeslade, Thomas
  Published: (1735)
• The new cut canal, intended for improving the navigation of the city of Chester : with the low lands adjacent to the river Dee, compared with the Welland, alias Spalding river, now silted up, and deeping-fens adjacent, now drowned : also arguments to prove that as the River Welland and Deeping Fenns were destroyed by imbanking salt marshes ... .
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• The new cut canal, intended for improving the navigation of the city of Chester : with the low lands adjacent to the river Dee, compared with the Welland, alias Spalding river, now silted up, and deeping-fens adjacent, now drowned : also arguments to prove that as the River Welland and Deeping Fenns were destroyed by imbanking salt marshes ... .
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