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Excerpt from Correspondence Between Lord Macartney and Major-General Stuart: Since Lord Macartney's Arrival in England, From 10th January to 8th June, 1786
Original minutes of the Governor General and Council of Fort William, on the Settlement and 'colle?lion of the Revenues of Bengal; With a Plan of Settlements recommended to the Court of Directors, by Philip flancls, Efq. Price 78. 6d.
Original papers relative to the Rights and Pretenfions of the Nabob of Arcot, and the Rajah of Tanjore, and to the Demands of Britifh Subie?'rs on the Nabob of Arcot. Price as.
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