Proposal for a Blackfriars Bridge and city trade balance
Civicus argues for a new Black Friars Bridge to unite Southwark and London, claiming vast trade gains and safer, cheaper commerce. He rebuts objections about watermen disruption and notes Parliament plans, risks, and prior acts while detailing naval news, ship losses, and public notices shaping city life.
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