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Baird Henry CareyABAA

Protection of home labor and home productions necessary to the prosperity of the American farmer

Economics Irish: Woodfall WilliamABAA

AN IMPARTIAL SKETCH OF THE DEBATE IN THE HOUSE OF COMMONS OF IRELAND ON A MOTION MADE ON FRIDAY AUGUST 12 1785 BY THE RT. HON. THOMAS ORDE SECRETARY TO THE RT. HON. CHARLES MANNERS DUKE OF RUTLAND LORD LIEUTENANT FOR LEAVE TO BRING IN A BILL FOR EFFECTUATING THE INTERCOURSE AND COMMERCE BETWEEN GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND ON PERMANENT AND EQUITABLE PRINCIPLES FOR THE MUTUAL BENEFIT OF BOTH COUNTRIES. TOGETHER WITH AN IMPARTIAL SKETCH OF THE PRINCIPAL SPEECHES ON THE SUBJECT OF THE BILL THAT WERE DELIVERED IN THE HOUSE ON MONDAY AUGUST 15 1785. WITH A COPY OF THE BILL PRESENTED TO THE HOUSE OF COMMONS OF IRELAND THE ELEVEN IRISH PROPOSITIONS OF THE TWENTY RESOLUTIONS OF THE BRITISH PARLIAMENT THE ADDRESS TO THE KING AND HIS MAJESTY';S ANSWER

1785WRCLIT72914Dublin: Printed for Luke White 1785. 2ii200;24pp. plus errata slip affixed to title verso. Octavo. Extracted from nonce pamphlet volume. Modest tanning at edges and some dusting to title and terminal leaf two old stamps of a defunct mercantile library; a good copy. First Dublin edition this being ESTC's normal state of the title with '86' and 'His'. The concluding 24pp. are separately signed and paginated printing "A Bill for Effectuating the Intercourse and Commerce between Great Britain and Ireland ." ESTC suggests that the various London "editions" are likely related to the same setting as this printing. Woodfall "is said to have visited Dublin by invitation in 1784 to report the debates on the 'commercial propositions' Nichols Lit. Anecd. i. 303. His reporting was an effort of memory; he listened to a speech and then committed to paper a remarkably accurate version of it. His fame had preceded him and crowds followed him in the streets of Dublin because he was supposed to be 'endowed with supernatural powers.' Nichols records that Woodfall's report was printed and prepared for sale as a pamphlet and that 'not more than three copies were ever called for" - DNB. The last observation perhaps explains the efforts to market sheets under the London imprints although the extraordinary abundance of copies reported in OCLC suggests some measure of circulation occurred. ESTC N16791. BLACK 1433. KRESS B.984. GOLDSMITHS 12965. BRADSHAW 2149. Printed for Luke White unknown books

William Reese Company - Literature ABAA-ILAB · États-Unis175,00 $US≈ 148,07 €