"An Essay to the Restoring of our Decayed Trade" by Joseph Trevers offers a fascinating glimpse into the economic landscape of Great Britain. This meticulously prepared edition explores the intricacies of commerce, trade, and the challenges posed by smuggling in an era defined by tariffs and evolving economic policies.
Trevers delves into the "Frauds &c." perpetrated by smugglers, lawyers, and officers, providing a critical examination of the forces impacting British trade. A valuable resource for those interested in economic history, this essay sheds light on the historical context shaping international trade and economic development. Explore the complexities of early commerce and gain insight into the issues that continue to resonate today. This historical text provides a unique perspective on the enduring tension between regulation and enterprise.
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