...prohibitions and prohibitory duties which have existed for almost a century between the two nations, might procure the most solid advantages, on both sides, to the national productions and iudustry, and put an end to contraband trade, no less injurious to the public revenue than to that...

...prohibitions and prohibitory duties which have existed for almost a century between the two nations, might procure the most solid advantages, on both sides, to the national productions and industry, and put an end to contraband trade, no less injurious to the public revenue than to that lawful commerce...

...* " formed upon a basis of Reciprocity and mutual convenience, which by discontinuing .... certain prohibitory duties might procure the most solid advantages...revenue and to the interests of fair and legal trade." . He never demanded exclusive rights for England in the matter of trade, t but was prepared to retaliate...

...* " formed upon a basis of Reciprocity and mutual convenience, which by discontinuing .... certain prohibitory duties might procure the most solid advantages...revenue and to the interests of fair and legal trade." He never demanded exclusive rights for England in the matter of trade, t but was prepared to retaliate...

...* " formed upon a basis of Reciprocity and mutual convenience, which by discontinuing .... certain prohibitory duties might procure the most solid advantages...revenue and to the interests of fair and legal trade." He never demanded exclusive rights for England in the matter of trade, t but was prepared to retaliate...

...prohibitions and prohibitory duties which have existed for almost a century between the two nations, might procure the most solid advantages on both sides to the national productions and industry, and put an end to the contraband trade " ; and it provided for "a reciprocal and entirely perfect liberty...

...have thought that the most efficacious means for obtaining these objects would be to adopt a liberal system of Commerce, founded upon the basis of reciprocity...time, to the Public Revenue, and to the interests «f fair and legal trade." Now certain restrictions and prohibitions do not mean all those that might...

...Have thought that the most efliracious Means for obtaining theso Objects would be to adopt a Liberal System of Commerce, founded upon the Basis of Reciprocity...Convenience, which by discontinuing certain Prohibitions and as mais solidas vantagens de ambas as Partes as Producçoes e Industria Nacionaes, e dar ao mesmo tempo...

...have thought that the most efficacious means for obtaining these objects would be, to adopt a liberal system of commerce, founded upon the basis of reciprocity...protection at the same time to the Public Revenue, and L Para este fim Sua Magestade el Rey do Reino Unido da Grande Bretanha e Irlanda, e Sua Alteza Real...