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John Blanch

Born: 1649

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Born: 1649

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An abstract of the grievances of trade which oppress our poor humbly offered to the Parliament

1694

John Blanch, England and Wales. Parliament

The beaux merchant: a comedy

1714

dialogue between Sir Arthur Cleaveland and Sir Gilbert Proteus at Garraways

1718

The Interest of England considered in an essay upon wooll, our woollen manufactures, and the improvement of trade : with some remarks upon the conceptions of Sir Josiah Child

1694

John Blanch, James Puckle

The naked truth, in an essay upon trade ...

1696

The interest of Great Britain consider'd in an essay upon wool, tin, and leather proving by instances of fact that the misfortunes which has attended this kingdom for above four hundred years last past, has been chiefly occasion'd by the neglect of our commerce, and that the ballance of power in Christendom is by the ballance of trade : with some remarks upon the conceptions of Sir Josiah Child

1707

The interest of Great Britain consider'd; in an essay upon wool, tin and leather: proving by instances of fact, that the misfortunes which has [sic] attended this kingdom for above four hundred years last past, has been chiefly occasion'd by the neglect of our commerce. ... With some remarks upon the conceptions of Sir Josiah Child. Written by J. B

1707

The interest of Great Britain consider'd in an essay upon wool, tin and leather, proving ... that the misfortunes which has[sic] attended this kingdom for above four hundred years last past, has been chiefly occasion'd by the neglect of our commerce ... with some remarks upon the conceptions of Sir Josiah Child

1707

Speculum commercii: or, The history of our golden fleece

1716

Great Brittain arraigned as of felo de se and found guilty: in a brief chronology of commerce from its original : also shewing that the English is an original language from the tower of Babel

1721

Hoops into spinning-wheels. A tragi-comedy. Written by a gentleman in Gloucestershire

1725

Swords into anchors. A comedy. Written by the author of The beau merchant

1725

Observations on the bill now depending in the House of Lords, with relation to the woollen manufacture. By A clothier

1731

Mercantilist views of trade and monopoly: four essays, 1645-1720.

1972