Seasonable Advice to all Smugglers of French Cambricks and French Lawns; With a Brief State, From the Honourable Commissions of His Majesty’s Customs of Smuggling in the Year 1745; as Also the Destructive Manner in Which the Smuggling Trade is Carried On

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