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Zustand: New. Editor(s): Cunningham, Sir Charles; Porter, Andrew. Series: Methods in Biotechnology. Num Pages: 308 pages, biography. BIC Classification: PST. Category: (P) Professional & Vocational. Dimension: 229 x 152 x 18. Weight in Grams: 478. . 2010. Softcover reprint of hardcover 1st ed. 1998. paperback. . . . . Books ship from the US and Ireland. …

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ISBN-13: 9781584776499; ISBN-10:1584776498. One of the First Studies of the History of Taxation Cunningham, Timothy. The History of Our Customs, Aids, Subsidies, National Debts, and Taxes from William the Conqueror to the Present Year MDCCLXXIII. Corrected, With Several Improvements Suggested by Sir Charles Whitworth, Chairman of the Committee of Supply and Ways and Means. London: Printed for W. Griffin, 1773. [1], 396 pp. Reprinted 2006 by The Lawbook Exchange, Ltd. ISBN-13: 9781584776499. ISBN-10: 1584776498. Cloth. Hardcover. New. $95. * Reprint of the second corrected edition. Originally published in 1761, this is one of the first studies of the history of taxation and the first history of English taxation. As the title suggests, this book provides a history of taxation from the Domesday Book to 1778. The various taxing acts are summarized and, after the reign of William III, are divided into the categories of customs, excise and inland duties. It is more than a bare chronicle, however. Going beyond lists of titles and summaries of the various taxing acts, it offers extensive commentary on their design and effect.…

in the Months of May and June, 1797; With a Few Observations upon the Impressment of Seamen, and the Advantages of those who are employed in His Majesty's Navy; and also on the Necessity and Useful Operations of the Articles of War. 8vo. Bookplate removed from the front pastedown, else very good in later 19th century full gilt blue morocco, a.e.g., a little mottled and rubbed at the extremities, but still attractive. xiii, errata slip, 142pp., appendix leaf. Chatham, Printed by William Burrill,  Fairly uncommon, COPAC has BL and Manchester only, OCLC lists eight copies. The errata slip bears the statement, "A few Copies only of this Narrative are printed for the particular friends of the Author." Cunningham was probably the best placed to recount and comment upon the events of 1797; ". in May 1797 he was refitting at the Nore when the mutiny broke out. Cunningham, a popular captain, was, however, not absolutely dispossessed of the command, and succeeded, after seventeen days, in bringing his men back to their duty. During the night of 29 May the Clyde slipped her cables, and before morning was safe in Sheerness harbour. Her defection was the signal to many other ships to do likewise, and within a week the fleet had returned to its allegiance. After a late entry into the service, and lacking any powerful interest, Cunningham had secured his promotion through professional skill, zeal, and initiative. The connection with Nelson and William Cornwallis is striking, as was his conduct during the Nore mutiny. Ashore he was efficient and a credit to his profession; a fine officer in all respects." [ODNB].…