Parker, E. (1713). Proposals for a very easie tax To Raise between Two and Three Millions of Money, To begin to pay The Publick Debts, and discharge the Nation, not only from all those Taxes that these Two late Expensive Wars have loaded Us with, but from all other Taxes that are paid to Her Majesty, in a few Years; time with other happy Consequences that will accrue to the Kingdom in general, if it should be laid on and continu'd: Per annum, (if not a greater sum) in the room of the land-tax, ... Also proposals for the further encouraging the woollen-manufactures of this kingdom in foreign parts. By Ephraim Parker. printed for John Morphew, near Stationers-Hall.
Chicago-Zitierstil (17. Ausg.)Parker, Ephraim. Proposals for a Very Easie Tax To Raise Between Two and Three Millions of Money, To Begin to Pay The Publick Debts, and Discharge the Nation, Not Only from All Those Taxes That These Two Late Expensive Wars Have Loaded Us with, but from All Other Taxes That Are Paid to Her Majesty, in a Few Years; Time with Other Happy Consequences That Will Accrue to the Kingdom in General, If It Should Be Laid on and Continu'd: Per Annum, (if Not a Greater Sum) in the Room of the Land-tax, ... Also Proposals for the Further Encouraging the Woollen-manufactures of This Kingdom in Foreign Parts. By Ephraim Parker. London: printed for John Morphew, near Stationers-Hall, 1713.
MLA-Zitierstil (9. Ausg.)Parker, Ephraim. Proposals for a Very Easie Tax To Raise Between Two and Three Millions of Money, To Begin to Pay The Publick Debts, and Discharge the Nation, Not Only from All Those Taxes That These Two Late Expensive Wars Have Loaded Us with, but from All Other Taxes That Are Paid to Her Majesty, in a Few Years; Time with Other Happy Consequences That Will Accrue to the Kingdom in General, If It Should Be Laid on and Continu'd: Per Annum, (if Not a Greater Sum) in the Room of the Land-tax, ... Also Proposals for the Further Encouraging the Woollen-manufactures of This Kingdom in Foreign Parts. By Ephraim Parker. printed for John Morphew, near Stationers-Hall, 1713.