A Collection Of All The Statutes Now In Force: Relating To The Revenue And Officers Of The Customs In Great Britain And The Plantations; Volume 2 (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781248056264)

"A Collection Of All The Statutes Now In Force, Relating To The Revenue And Officers Of The Customs In Great Britain And The Plantations, Volume 2" is a comprehensive historical compilation of British customs and revenue laws. This volume offers invaluable insight into the legal framework governing trade and taxation during the period it covers. Compiled under the authority of Great Britain, the work presents statutes that were actively enforced, providing a snapshot of the legislative landscape affecting commerce, customs officials, and the economic relationship between Great Britain and its overseas plantations.

Researchers, historians, and legal scholars will find this collection an essential resource for understanding the development of customs law, the evolution of trade policies, and the administration of revenue within the British Empire. The detailed statutes offer a primary source perspective on the mechanisms of governance and the intricacies of economic regulation in a pivotal era of British history.

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