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Henry Grey Macnab

1761–1823

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1793–1821 across 6 dated works

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Letters addressed to the Right Honourable William Pitt ... pointing out the inequality, oppression and impolicy of the taxes on coal and on a substitute for these taxes on all coals consumed in England and Scotland ...1793
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Letters addressed to the Right Honourable William Pitt, Chancellor of the Exchequer of Great Britain, pointing out the inequality, oppression, and impolicy of the taxes on coal, and a substitute for these taxes on all coals consumed in England and Scotland also, a substitute for the grant of one shilling per chalder to the Duke of Richmond, by King Charles II1793
A letter, addressed to John Whitemore ... pointing out the impolicy of the proposed measure of obtaining a supply of coal from the manufacturing districts to the metropolis, the causes of the high prices of coal, and the means of an immediate and continued reduction of price1801
Observations on the probable consequences of even attempting by legislative authority to obtain a supply of coal from Staffordshire to the metropolis on the iron trade in Staffordshire and Shropshire in the large way, on the iron and copper trades at Birmingham in the small way, on the price of coal to the inhabitants of London and Westminster, on the collieries in the north, on the carrying trade of Sunderland and Shields, and on the navy of Great Britain. In a letter to William Manning ...1801

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Letters addressed to the Right Honourable William Pitt, Chancellor of the Exchequer of Great Britain, pointing out the inequality, oppression, and impolicy of the taxes on coal, and a substitute for these taxes on all coals consumed in England and Scotland also, a substitute for the grant of one shilling per chalder to the Duke of Richmond, by King Charles II1793
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Observations on the probable consequences of even attempting by legislative authority to obtain a supply of coal from Staffordshire to the metropolis on the iron trade in Staffordshire and Shropshire in the large way, on the iron and copper trades at Birmingham in the small way, on the price of coal to the inhabitants of London and Westminster, on the collieries in the north, on the carrying trade of Sunderland and Shields, and on the navy of Great Britain. In a letter to William Manning ...1801
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The new views of Mr. Owen of Lanark impartially examined: as rational means of ultimately promoting the productive industry, comfort, moral improvement, and happiness of the labouring classes of society, and of the poor : and of training up children in the way in which they should go : also observations on the New Lanark School ...1819
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A letter, addressed to John Whitemore ... pointing out the impolicy of the proposed measure of obtaining a supply of coal from the manufacturing districts to the metropolis, the causes of the high prices of coal, and the means of an immediate and continued reduction of price1801
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Letters addressed to the Right Honourable William Pitt ... pointing out the inequality, oppression and impolicy of the taxes on coal and on a substitute for these taxes on all coals consumed in England and Scotland ...1793
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Examen impartial des nouvelles vues de M. Robert Owen et de ses établissmens à New-Lanark en Écosse, pour le soulagement et l'emploi le plus utile des classes ouvrières et des pauvres, et pour l'éducation de leurs enfans, etc., etc. : avec des observations sur l'application de ce système à l'économie politique de tous les gouvernemens, etc1821
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Observations on the probable consequences of even attempting by legislative authority to obtain a large supple of coal from Staffordshire to the metropolis ... [and on other aspects of the coal and iron trades] in a letter to William Manning, Esq., M.P. ...1801
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A plan of reform: in the mode of instruction, at present practised in English schools. Also, a proposal for the improvement of public speaking. By Henry MacNab.1786
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A letter, addressed to John Whitemore, Esq., M.P. ... pointing out the impolicy of the proposed measure of obtaining a supply of coal from the manufacturing districts to the metropolis the causes of the high price of coal, and the means of an immediate and continued reduction of price1801
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