A dissertation on the public fisheries of Great Britain
explaining the rise, progress, and art of the Dutch fishery; and shewing ... that the establishment of a national fishery on similar principles will extinguish the poor's rate; afford universal employment; prevent the necessity of naval impress; increase trade; diminish taxes; supply constant and perpetual food; and augment the wealth of the nation annually twenty millions of pounds; with the method proposed for effecting such establishment ...
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Word Count
25,250 words, Guess
Page Count
101 pages
Identifiers
- Open LibraryOL60956560M
- OCLC Control Number15729681
- Library of Congress Control Numbernuc87775882
Classifications
- DDC330
- LCCHB161 .G64 no. 20669
Subjects
Series Statement
- Goldsmiths'-Kress library of economic literature -- no. 20669
Other Editions
- A dissertation on the public fisheries of Great Britain: explaining the rise, progress, and art of the Dutch fishery; and shewing ... that the establishment of a national fishery on similar principles will extinguish the poor's rate; afford universal employment; prevent the necessity of naval impress; increase trade; diminish taxes; supply constant and perpetual food; and augment the wealth of the nation annually twenty millions of pounds; with the method proposed for effecting such establishment ...
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