“The right of every British merchant to trade within the geographical limits defined by the charter of the East India Company, vindicated : with important, authentic, and hitherto unpublished documents, peculiarly applicable to the question of a modified trade to China, uncontrouled [sic] by the company's agents, factors, or servants, and affording a satisfactory reason why the tonnage to that country assigned by parliament has not been occupied” (Publication, 1812)
Year
1812
Text
Lee, Thomas. The right of every British merchant to trade within the geographical limits defined by the charter of the East India Company, vindicated : with important, authentic, and hitherto unpublished documents, peculiarly applicable to the question of a modified trade to China, uncontrouled [sic] by the company's agents, factors, or servants, and affording a satisfactory reason why the tonnage to that country assigned by parliament has not been occupied. (London : Printed for J.M. Richardson, and J. Hatchard, 1812). (LeeT1)
Type
Publication
Contributors (1)
Lee, Thomas
(um 1812)
Subjects
Economics and Trade
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History : China - Europe : England
Cited by (1)
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