The Boot and Shoe Trades in London and Paris in the Long Eighteenth Century

Court of Parliament; shewing (f their Honours think fit to lay a duty upon
leather,) what loss the King sustain in his present Customs, and how
prejudicial it will be to all Artficers, etc., London, 1697 (?).
• Petitions and Addresses to the House of Commons, To the Hon. House of
Commons; the case of the Leather-Sellers in and about the city of London, on
behalf of themselves, and others of the same trade elsewhere..., London, 1697
C?).
• Petitions and Addresses to Parliament, To the High Court of Parliament, some
Considerations humbly proposed before reviving of the Acts for Transporting
of Leather, London, 1700 (?).
• Petitions and Addresses to Parliament, The Gentle Craft's Complaint; or the
jolly shoemakers humble petition to the Queen and Parliament; with their great
hopes of advancement of each leather trade, 1710 (?).
• Petitions and Address to the House of Commons, A proposal humbly offered to
the Hon. House of Commons ... concerning the management of the duty on
leather, by John Goodwin, London, 1710 (?).
• Petitions and Addresses to the House of Commons, Reasons humbly offered to
the consideration of the Knights, Citizens, and Burgesses... in Parliament
assembled, fora duty on raw hides, etc., London, 1711.
• Petitions and Addresses to the House of Commons, Reasons humbly offered by
the Leather-Sellers of... London and Westminster ... to the consideration of the
Knights, Citizens and Burgesses ... in Parliament assembled, against a duty on
leather, London, 1711.
• Petitions and Addresses to the House of Commons, Reasons humbly offer'd to
the ... Honourable House of Commons against the manner of levying the new
duty upon Leather, London, 1711.
• Petitions and Addresses to the House of Commons, Reasons humbly offered by
the Spanish leather-dressers of Great Britain to the consideration of the
Knights, Citizens and Burgesses ... in Parliament assembled, against a duty on
leather, London, 1711.
• Petitions and Addresses to the House of Commons, Reasons humbly to the
consideration of the Knights, Citizens and Burgesses in Parliament ... against a
duty on Kid-Skins drest in Great Britain, London, 1711.
• Petitions and Addresses to the House of Commons, Reasons humbly offered by
the Tanners, Curriers, ... to the consideration of the Knights, Citizens and
Burgesses ... in Parliament assembled, against a duty on leather, London,
1711.
• Petitions and Addresses to the House of Commons, The Case of the Leather-
Sellers, humbly offered to the consideration of the ... Knights, Citizens and
Burgesses of Great Britain in Parliament assembled, London, 171 1(?).
• Petitions and Addresses to the House of Commons, The Case of the Tanners,
which use Leaden-hall-market, on behalf of themselves and others, most
humbly offered to the serious consideration of the ... Commons, in Parliament
assembled, London, 171 1(?).
• Petitions and Addresses to the House of Commons, An Humble Representation
from the Tanners, Skinners and Dressers of the Leather in North Britain
concerning the intended duties upon Tann 'd Hydes and Dress 'd Leather, that
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