111pp. 1st ed., fine in modern half calf. Bookplate of Aaron J. Matalon. Marryat was the founder of a large commercial house with interests in the trade of Trinidad. 'Opposes equalization and attempts to prove that East India sugar was a slave, not a free-grown, product. Presents arguments on both sides very fully.' [Ragatz p.308]. Seller Inventory # WINBO1092

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Title: A Reply to the Arguments contained in ...

Publisher: London : Printed for J.M. Richardson, 1823

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