A detailed historical guide to the taxes and refunds that shaped early global trade.
This edition presents the practical rules that governed imports and exports for centuries.
Delve into a reference that explains how customs duties and export drawbacks were handled in a pivotal era of commerce. It covers duties on goods imported into Britain and the allowances for exports, including items tied to the European territories of the French King, with dates pointing to the turn of the 19th century. The book is a focused, scan-friendly resource for understanding the mechanics of trade regulation in the period.
Designed for researchers, students, and curious readers, this edition provides clear snapshots of the rules that affected merchants and markets in the past. It emphasizes practical details and historical context, without venturing into speculation or unrelated topics.
- Tables of duties payable on import and drawbacks on export
- Guidance tied to goods, wares, and manufacture of key regions
- Historical notes on the United Company of Merchants of England trading to the East Indies
- Accessible formatting for fast reference and study
Ideal for readers of history, economic policy, and trade regulation who want a concrete look at how duties and drawbacks shaped commerce.