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Excerpt from An Historical View of the Domestic Economy of G. Britain, and Ireland, From the Earliest to the Present Times: With a Comparative Estimate of Their Efficient Strength, Arising From Their Populosity, and Agriculture, Their Manufactures, and Trade, in Every Age
It was to the liberality, no less than to the per severance, of the House of Peers, that the public were at last indebted, in 1696, for the establish. Ment of the inspector-general of the Imports and Exports, and for the Customhouse Ledger, which contains the particulars, and value of borb; and which forms, therefore, the most useful record, with regard to Trade, that any country possesses.
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