 | Harry Scrivenor - 1854 - 390 páginas
...and some remain there a whole season, waiting for the next crop." It was therefore imagined by the House of Commons, that if encouragement were given...plantations, full freight would be secured for our ships, and the demand from our northern colonies, for British manufactures of all kinds, would be greatly increased,... | |
 | Harry Scrivenor - 1854 - 374 páginas
...and some remain there a whole season, waiting for the next crop." It was therefore imagined by the House of Commons, that if encouragement were given...plantations, full freight would be secured for our ships, and the demand from our northern colonies, for British manufactures of all kinds, would be greatly increased,... | |
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For whereas in our trade thither, it sometimes happens that the crops of tobacco, sugar, &c., fall short, many ships in that case are obliged to come home to Great Britain bad freighted, and some remain there a whole season, waiting for the next crop."... 