(1744). Pro commodo regis & populi: Publick funds for publick service, by raising three millions of money, or a million and a half ... without charge of collecting, or affecting land or trade, or burdening tax upon tax.
Chicago Style (17th ed.) CitationPro Commodo Regis & Populi: Publick Funds for Publick Service, by Raising Three Millions of Money, or a Million and a Half ... Without Charge of Collecting, or Affecting Land or Trade, or Burdening Tax upon Tax. 1744.
MLA (9th ed.) CitationPro Commodo Regis & Populi: Publick Funds for Publick Service, by Raising Three Millions of Money, or a Million and a Half ... Without Charge of Collecting, or Affecting Land or Trade, or Burdening Tax upon Tax. 1744.
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