South Sea Company address to King on trade and safety
London 1 Sept 1721 edition carries a formal address from the South Sea Company to the King praising his treaty with the Catholic King, seeking swift approval to restore trade and recover seized assets. The text includes reactions from the King and notes a violent murder in Coventry area and various commercial notices, auctions, racing entries, and advertisements.
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