Economic History

A Present Remedy for the Poor, Or, the Most Probable Means to Provide Well for the Poor of the Nation to Free Us in Time from Paying the Poors Rates, and Deliver Us Now from the Publick Nusance of Beggars (1700)

Rs. 863.00

Regulae Trium Ordinum Literarum Typographicarum, Or, the Rules of the Three Orders of Print Letters Viz. the Roman, Italick, English Capitals and Small: Shewing How They Are Compounded of Geometrick Figures (1676)

Rs. 1,214.00

Taxes No Charge in a Letter from a Gentleman, to a Person of Quality, Shewing the Nature, Use, and Benefit of Taxes in This Kingdom, and Compared with the Impositions of Foreign States: Together with Their Improvement of Trade in Time of War. (1690)

Rs. 922.00

The Record of Sufferings for Tythes in England the Sufferers Are, the Seed of God, Or, the Assembly of His First-Born, Or, the First Fruits Unto God in England, in This Age, Who Are Called to Be Faithful, and Have Been Found Faithful (1658)

Rs. 1,039.00

An Account of the French Usurpation Upon the Trade of England and What Great Damage the English Do Yearly Sustain by Their Commerce, and How the Same May Be Retrenched, and England Improved in Riches and Interest. (1679)

Rs. 922.00

Essays about the Poor, Manufactures, Trade, Plantations, & Immorality and of the Excellency and Divinity of Inward Light, Demonstrated from the Attributes of God and the Nature of Mans Soul, as Well as from the Testimony of the Holy Scriptures (1699)

Rs. 922.00

Short Observations on a Printed Paper, Intituled, for Encouraging the Coining Silver Money in England, and After for Keeping It Here (1695)

Rs. 922.00

Proteus Redevivus, Or, the Art of Wheedling, or Insinuation Obtain'd by General Conversation, and Extracted from the Several Humours, Inclinations, and Passions of Both Sexes, Respecting Their Several Ages, and Suiting Each Profession or Occupation (1679)

Rs. 2,033.00

England's Advocate, Europe's Monitor Being an Intreaty for Help in Behalf of the English Silk-Weavers and Silk-Throsters: Shewing Their Misery, and the Cause Thereof, and What Will Only Cure Both Them and the Evils England's Trade Groans Under (1699)

Rs. 1,039.00

The Compleate Copy-Holder Wherein Is Contained a Learned Discourse of the Antiquity and Nature of Manors and Copy-Holds, Vvith All Things Thereto Incident, as Surrenders, Presentments, Admittances, Forfeitures, Customes (1641)

Rs. 1,390.00

A Further Attempt Towards the Reformation of the Coin with Expedients for Preventing the Stop of Commerce During the Re-Coinage, and Supplying the Mint with a Sufficient Quantity of Bullion ... / By R. Ford. (1696)

Rs. 922.00

Istleworth-Syons Peace Containing Certain Articles of Agreement Made Between the Right Honourable Algernoone Earle of Northumberland, & Lord of the Mannor of Istleworth-Syon in the County of Middlesex, Peter Dodsworth (1657)

Rs. 1,039.00

A Letter to a Friend, Concerning a Late Pamphlet, Entituled, Angliae Tutamen, Or, the Safety of England Being an Account of the Banks, Lotteries, Mines, Divings, Drawings, Liftings, and Other Engines, and Many Pernicious Projects Now on Foot (1696)

Rs. 863.00

Pecuniae Obediunt Omnia Money Does Master All Things: A Poem Shewing the Power and Influence of Money Over All Arts, Sciences, Trades, Professions, and Ways of Living in This Sublunary World. (1696)

Rs. 1,214.00

Several Essays in Political Arithmetick the Titles of Which Follow in the Ensuing Pages / By Sir William Petty ... (1699)

Rs. 1,858.00

The Mysteries of the Counterfeiting of the Coin of the Nation Fully Detected and Methods Humbly Offered to Both Houses of Parliament for Preventing the Said Abuse for Ever by Easie and Reasonable Laws (1696)

Rs. 863.00

A New Discovery of the Old Art of Teaching Schoole in Four Small Treatises ...: Shewing How Children in Their Playing Years May Grammatically Attain to a Firm Groundedness in and Exercise of the Latine, Greek, and Hebrew Tongues (1661)

Rs. 1,975.00

England and East-India Inconsistent in Their Manufactures Being an Answer to a Treatise Intituled, an Essay on the East-India Trade by the Author Of, the Essay of Wayes and Means. (1697)

Rs. 1,039.00

The Most Easie Method for Making the Best Cyder by J.W. Gent. (1687)

Rs. 863.00

An Account of Some Transactions in the Honourable House of Commons, and Before the Right Honourable Lords of the King's Most Honourable Privy Council, Relating to the Late East=india Company Together with the Said Companies New Charter. (1693)

Rs. 922.00

Interest of Money Mistaken, Or, a Treatise Proving That the Abatement of Interest Is the Effect and Not the Cause of the Riches of a Nation and That Six Per Cent Is a Proportionable Interest to the Present Condition of This Kingdom. (1668)

Rs. 922.00

The Great Case of Tythes Truly Stated, Clearly Opened, and Fully Resolved / By Anthony Pearson. (1658)

Rs. 980.00

A Letter Humbly Offer'd to the Consideration of All Gentlemen, Yeomen, Citizens, Freeholders, & That Have Right to Elect Members to Serve in Parliament (1696)

Rs. 922.00

A Letter to a Member of the Honourable House of Commons in Answer to Three Queries Including Whether There Is No Other Cause of Our Want of Bullion and Coin, But the Clipping of Our Money, and the Expence of the War (1697)

Rs. 922.00

A Treatise of Taxes & Contributions Shewing the Nature and Measures of Crown-Lands, Assesments, Customs, Poll-Moneys, Lotteries, Benevolence, Penalties, Monopolies, Offices, Tythes, Raising of Coins, Harth-Money, Excize (1667)

Rs. 1,097.00

Political Arithmetick, Or, a Discourse Concerning the Extent and Value of Lands, People, Buildings, Husbandry, Manufacture, Commerce, Fishery, Artizans, Seamen, Soldiers, Publick Revenues, Interest, Taxes (1691)

Rs. 1,273.00

A Treaty Marine Between the Most Serene and Mighty Prince Charles II .and the High and Mighty Lords, the States General of the United Netherlands to Be Observed Throughout All and Every the Countreys and Parts of the World by Sea and Land (1674)

Rs. 922.00

A Treatise Concerning the East India Trade Being a Most Profitable Trade to the Kingdom, and Best Secured and Improved by a Company and a Joint-Stock / Wrote at the Instance of Thomas Papillon, Esq. and in His House, and Printed in the Year 1680 (1696)

Rs. 922.00

A Satyr Against Common-Wealths (1684)

Rs. 863.00

Discourses Upon Trade, Principally Directed to the Cases of the Interest, Coynage, Clipping, Increase of Money (1691)

Rs. 980.00

An Account of the Proceedings in the House of Commons in Relation to the Recoining the Clipp'd Money, and Falling the Price of Guineas Together with a Particular List of the Names of the Members Consenting and Dissenting (1696)

Rs. 922.00

A New Touch-Stone for Gold and Silver Wares Directing All Buyers of Large Plate, or Small Works (as Silver or Goldhilts, Buckles, Watch-Cases, Pins and Studs in Watch-Cases, Money-Boxes, Tobacco-Boxes, Bells and Sockets for Corals (1679)

Rs. 2,033.00