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Petition for Trade and Fishery Privileges for the Isle of Man
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10th February 1769
A petition submitted to the Lords of His Majesty's Treasury by principal gentlemen and merchants of the Isle of Man, requesting favorable trade terms for tea, coffee, and woolen goods imports, and extension of Scottish fishery encouragement acts and linen manufacture bounties to the island. The document represents efforts to secure economic privileges for the island's commerce and manufactures.
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Contributors
- John Quayle
- Heywood
- Ja^s Oates
- John Christian
- W. Jo. Bacon
Sources
- md:20260219_114300.md
- img:20260219_114300.jpg
Notes
- One signature partially illegible (Heywood). Document appears to be a fragment or excerpt (numbered sections 2-4 and 1-2 suggest continuation from earlier sections).
Language
- English