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A Collection of All the Statutes Now in Force, Relating to the Excise with Notes in the Margin; And an Abridgment or Breviary of the Said Statutes, with a Table of the Rates Upon the Several Liquors, Shewing by What Acts They Are Imposed (1696)

Fiue Hundred Points of Good Husbandry as Well for the Champion or Open Countrie, as Also for the Woodland or Seuerall, Mixed in Euery Moneth with Huswifery. Newly Set Forth by Thomas Tusser Gentleman. (1614)

The Rates of the Custome House Bothe Inwarde and Outwarde the Dyfference of Measures and Weyghts and Other Co[m]modities Very Necessarye for All Marchantes to Knowe Newly Correctyd and Imprynted. An. M.D.XLV. (1545)

Rules and Directions Given by Coll

Reflections on Mr. Asgill's Essay on a Registry for Titles of Lands (1699)

Vvebsters Tables for Simple Interest Direct, at 10, 8, 7, and 6 P. Per Centum, from Moneth to Moneth to Twelve Moneths. the Second Edition, with Very Large Additions, by William Webster. (1629)

England's Grandeur, and Way to Get Wealth

Rules and Directions Given by Coll

A Treatise of Commerce Vvherin Are Shevved the Commodies Arising by a Wel Ordered, and Ruled Trade, Such as That of the Societie of Merchantes Adventurers Is Proved to Bee (1601)

The Common Sense of Political Economy, Including a Study of the Human Basis of Economic Law

Net Worth and the Balance Sheet (1912)

The Economic Principles Of Confucius And His School V1

Four Years Behind The Bars Of Bloomingdale Or The Bankruptcy Of Law In New York

History Of The Great American Fortunes V2

The Industrial Worker in Ontario

The Instinct of Workmanship, and the State of the Industrial Arts

An Introduction To English Economic History And Theory

The Quintesence of Wit Being a Corrant Comfort of Conceites, Maximies, and Poleticke Deuises, Selected and Gathered Together by Francisco Sansouino (1590)

Considerations Requiring Greater Care for Trade in England, and Some Expedients Proposed (1695)

An Act of the Commons of England in Parliament Assembled for the Speedy Raising and Levying of Monies by Way of New Impost or Excise. (1649)