(1650). The Soap-makers complaint for the losse of their trade: By reason of a double excise laid first upon the materials they make their soap of, and then secondly by reason of an excise of 4 s. 8 d. per barrel laid upon the soap after they have made it ..., with certain proposals unto the Parliament for the totall taking off the said 4 s. 8 d. per barrel ... all which are clearly demonstrated in the following petition presented to the Parliament ... and in their joynt ... answer to the proposals of certain unworthy trade and liberty destroying projectors. [s.n.].
Chicago-Zitierstil (17. Ausg.)The Soap-makers Complaint for the Losse of Their Trade: By Reason of a Double Excise Laid First upon the Materials They Make Their Soap of, and Then Secondly by Reason of an Excise of 4 S. 8 D. Per Barrel Laid upon the Soap After They Have Made It ..., with Certain Proposals Unto the Parliament for the Totall Taking off the Said 4 S. 8 D. Per Barrel ... All Which Are Clearly Demonstrated in the Following Petition Presented to the Parliament ... and in Their Joynt ... Answer to the Proposals of Certain Unworthy Trade and Liberty Destroying Projectors. London: [s.n.], 1650.
MLA-Zitierstil (9. Ausg.)The Soap-makers Complaint for the Losse of Their Trade: By Reason of a Double Excise Laid First upon the Materials They Make Their Soap of, and Then Secondly by Reason of an Excise of 4 S. 8 D. Per Barrel Laid upon the Soap After They Have Made It ..., with Certain Proposals Unto the Parliament for the Totall Taking off the Said 4 S. 8 D. Per Barrel ... All Which Are Clearly Demonstrated in the Following Petition Presented to the Parliament ... and in Their Joynt ... Answer to the Proposals of Certain Unworthy Trade and Liberty Destroying Projectors. [s.n.], 1650.