An Answer to Mr. Paschalís Letter to his Friend in the Countrey, Stating the Case of Mr. Parkhurst and himself, &c. Being a vindication of the House of Commons, against those Gentlemen Commissioners for Prizes.
An Answer to Mr. Paschalís Letter to his Friend in the Countrey, Stating the Case of Mr. Parkhurst and himself, &c. Being a vindication of the House of Commons, against those Gentlemen Commissioners for Prizes. | Libri antichi e moderni | [Everett (George)]
Libri antichi e moderni
[Everett (George)]
London: Printed for A. Baldwin, 1702.,
An Answer to Mr. Paschalís Letter to his Friend in the Countrey, Stating the Case of Mr. Parkhurst and himself, &c. Being a vindication of the House of Commons, against those Gentlemen Commissioners for Prizes.
An Answer to Mr. Paschalís Letter to his Friend in the Countrey, Stating the Case of Mr. Parkhurst and himself, &c. Being a vindication of the House of Commons, against those Gentlemen Commissioners for Prizes. | Libri antichi e moderni | [Everett (George)]
Libri antichi e moderni
[Everett (George)]
London: Printed for A. Baldwin, 1702.,
468,76 €
(Grantham,
Regno Unito)
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- [Everett (George)]
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- London: Printed for A. Baldwin, 1702.
- Soggetto
- NAVAL ECONOMICS MARITIME PRIVATEERING PIRATES
Descrizione
First edition, (207 x 155 mm), [6], 22pp., text a little dust soiled, final leaf with a small hole effect several letters but not effecting sense, nicely bound in later half red morocco, marbled boards, spine lettered in gilt direct. A rare account of privateering and how proceeds of prize ships have had been embezzled, with the Government receiving practically nothing from their sale. Hanson, 215.
