Blake, J. (1758). A plan, for regulating the marine system of Great Britain: In which the service of the Navy, the interest of the merchant, and the contentment of seamen and their families, are impartially considered ... and enable the nation to carry on both war and commerce at the same time, with equal vigour and spirit, and particularly raise ten or twelve thousand volunteers in a very short time, with little or no expence to the government. Printed for A. Millar.
Chicago-Zitierstil (17. Ausg.)Blake, John. A Plan, for Regulating the Marine System of Great Britain: In Which the Service of the Navy, the Interest of the Merchant, and the Contentment of Seamen and Their Families, Are Impartially Considered ... and Enable the Nation to Carry on Both War and Commerce at the Same Time, with Equal Vigour and Spirit, and Particularly Raise Ten or Twelve Thousand Volunteers in a Very Short Time, with Little or No Expence to the Government. London: Printed for A. Millar, 1758.
MLA-Zitierstil (9. Ausg.)Blake, John. A Plan, for Regulating the Marine System of Great Britain: In Which the Service of the Navy, the Interest of the Merchant, and the Contentment of Seamen and Their Families, Are Impartially Considered ... and Enable the Nation to Carry on Both War and Commerce at the Same Time, with Equal Vigour and Spirit, and Particularly Raise Ten or Twelve Thousand Volunteers in a Very Short Time, with Little or No Expence to the Government. Printed for A. Millar, 1758.