Privileges and tensions shadow 1718 maritime trade debates
The article details ongoing negotiations over the English licensing of the East India trade and the impact of Admiral Byng and Stanhope on those plans. It notes shifts in policy toward the Asiento Company, English foreign relations with Spain, and possible war considerations, alongside miscellaneous notices, advertisements, and local property and legal notices.
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Europe
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Exance
Gordon
Earl of Cadogan
Bank Ae
India
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