Treaty of Utrecht Article on Navigation Liberty 1713 to 1748
A long extract from The Dublin Journal discusses the Abstract of the Treaty of Navigation and Commerce between Great Britain and France, detailing freedom of trade, duties, and legal provisions. It includes articles on transit, tariffs, privateering, and disputes, with additional notes from 1748 on military matters, trade, and local obituaries in Dublin.
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