Great Britain -- Colonies -- West Indies

A comparison between the British sugar colonies and New England, as they relate to the interest of Great Britain

Anonymous· 3 chapters· 8,638 words

Since it appears evident from the Custom-house Books, from undoubted Evidence offered at the Bar of the House of Commons, and from several Tracts publish’d last Session of Parliament, that the Exports of the woollen, and all other Manufactures of _England_ to the _British_ Sug...

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1. Part 1

Since it appears evident from the Custom-house Books, from undoubted Evidence offered at the Bar of the House of Commons, and from several Tracts publish’d last Session of Parli...

2. Part 2

Whether the _New England_ People have succeeded well in this Enterprize, may appear by the Method they have taken to exalt their own great Industry, and Parsimony, by asserting...

3. Part 3

And as for their saying that our Sugar Colonies won’t let them have Rum for their Lumber; more than half, nay two thirds of the Lumber that is carried there, is carried in Ships...