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Therefore all ports were scheduled and assigned their customs and privileges . The Port of London naturally had its liberties and free customs more amply framed and more securely enjoyed than any other port . Its central position made ...
Therefore all ports were scheduled and assigned their customs and privileges . The Port of London naturally had its liberties and free customs more amply framed and more securely enjoyed than any other port . Its central position made ...
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Next came the device of " Mutuum " -or Customs levied in advance from native and foreign merchants , with concessions as to liberty of traffic . Thus Edward II , in aid of the Scotch War , instructed his Customers at every port to raise ...
Next came the device of " Mutuum " -or Customs levied in advance from native and foreign merchants , with concessions as to liberty of traffic . Thus Edward II , in aid of the Scotch War , instructed his Customers at every port to raise ...
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For instance , Sir John Wolstenholme and Sir Paul Pindar , with others , had ( in 1631 ) a demise of Customs on imports and exports amounting to £ 150,000 ; Lady Barbara Villiers a demise of the Customs subsidies on gold and silver ...
For instance , Sir John Wolstenholme and Sir Paul Pindar , with others , had ( in 1631 ) a demise of Customs on imports and exports amounting to £ 150,000 ; Lady Barbara Villiers a demise of the Customs subsidies on gold and silver ...
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