The British Merchant, Or, Commerce Preserv'd. Volume 3 of 3

Focusing on the historical context of commerce in early 18th-century Britain, this work features a collection of writings that respond to the economic debates surrounding a proposed treaty with France. Edited by Charles King, it includes significant arguments against Daniel Defoe's views on reciprocity. The text also presents the Treaty of Utrecht in both Latin and English, alongside a wealth of documents spanning over four centuries of American history, covering exploration, military actions, and cultural developments. High-quality digital scans make this collection accessible to a wide audience.