An account of the number of ships, and their tonnage fitted out in Great Britain for the southern whale fishery, from Christmas 1763 to Christmas 1785
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An account of the number of ships, and their tonnage fitted out in Great Britain for the southern whale fishery, from Christmas 1763 to Christmas 1785
By John Baker Holroyd earl of Sheffield, John Jarratt, Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons
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Marine resourcesGovernment policyFishersFishery policyPolitics and government
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Great Britain
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1760-1789
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