The British Merchant, Or, Commerce Preserv'd. Volume 1 of 3

Focusing on the early 18th century, this work features a collection of writings from Charles King that critiques the proposed treaty of commerce with France, specifically countering Defoe's arguments. Published during a time of significant political discourse, it includes key documents such as the Treaty of Utrecht in both Latin and English. The collection spans a rich array of genres, providing insights into the societal, political, and cultural dynamics of the period. This print-on-demand edition offers valuable access to historical perspectives for libraries and scholars alike.