"A List Of Bankrupts ... From Jan. 1, 1786, To June 24, 1806" offers a detailed historical record of bankruptcies during a crucial period of economic change. Compiled by Smith William and Co, this volume provides a comprehensive listing of individuals and businesses that declared bankruptcy in England over two decades. It serves as a valuable resource for researchers studying economic history, business cycles, and the social impact of financial distress during the late 18th and early 19th centuries. The data presented offers insights into the commercial landscape of the time and the challenges faced by merchants and entrepreneurs.
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