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Address of the Commons on Royal Favor and Tax Bills
The Historical Register notes the Commons acknowledge the King’s goodness in applying civil governance advantages without new taxes while pledging to ease security and welfare for traders. It records the King’s reply and details on bills: duty on wrought plate, seamen registry, a Ludlow burgess election, conveyances to forfeited estates in Scotland, and a later bill to grant letters of incorporation per the king’s late manifesto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commons
South Sa Company
Ludlox
Salop
Robert Raynond
Scotland