10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «CONSULAGE»
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consulage in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
consulage and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
It may be needless to remark that consulage should be only levied once on each
Appendix No id. specific commodity of import or export in the country; but former
Acts were not explicit " '!_'_ upon this point. Suggestions foran Vessels putting ...
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Parliamentary Papers, House of Commons and Command
It may be needless to remark that consulage should be only levied once on each
Appendix No 14 specific commodity of import or export in the country; but former
Acts were not explicit '_ upon this point. Suggestions foran Vessels putting into a
...
Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons, 1835
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Law and Authority in Early Modern England: Essays Presented ...
Early. Stuart. Absolutism. and. the. Strangers'. Consulage. Mark Charles Fissel
Private Mercantile Interests Created The Commercial Revo- lution that
transformed the world, aided by mercantilist government policies. Ironically, the
greatest ...
Thomas Garden Barnes, Buchanan Sharp, Mark Charles Fissel, 2007
4
Dawn of British Trade to the East Indies
Letter to Mr. Lyllo, ambassador at Constantinople : instruct1ons as to the
differences with the French respecting consulage, ftc. ; orders to desist from all
contention but to lose no advantage ; Signior Paul Pinder sent home to acquaint
Her ...
5
British Interests in the Persian Gulf
Indeed, the Dutch were the only Europeans who represented serious competition
for the British but even they did not last long ; after 1 765 there are no references
to Dutch merchants or Dutch ships in the area. The amounts of the consulage ...
6
English Merchants in Seventeenth-Century Italy
127 It was estimated that the consul in Civitavecchia earned £5 a year in '
consulage', while at Naples this figure rose to between £10 and .£15. 128 If we
calculate that the 'consulage' at Livomo was worth 10 pieces of eight, equivalent
to a little ...
Gigliola Pagano De Divitiis, 1997
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Selection of Reports and Papers of the House of Commons: ...
Do the ship-owners feel any grievances from the charges of consulage, as at
present levied ? — The ship-owners are of opinion, that the consulage system
requires revision ; and that it would be particularly desirable, that the charge for ...
8
A History of the Levant Company
strangers' consulage, and as time dragged on, bringing no conclusion with it,
Crowe became restless and threatened to lay hands upon the consulage which
was lying in the possession of the treasurer at Constantinople.1 In hopes of ...
The Levant Company exact a duty on all merchandise exported to and imported
from Turkey, besides a consulage in the ports of Turkey on all the exports and
imports in British vessels. This consulage is a very heavy burthen on our trade,
and ...
In the latter years of Queen Anne Roman Catholics had sometimes belonged to
the Factory, but afterwards they seceded, largely in order to evade payment of
consulage; at this time their membership was not rejected: on the contrary there ...
