@article{643960,
      recid = {643960},
      author = {B. M.},
      title = {Two letters to one of the associators at the Chapter  Coffee-Hosue in London In which are contained free thoughts  on the revival of a bounty for encouraging the exportation  of corn, and on the cruelty of the laws, which, for the  emolument of the land-owners, restrain the antient freedom  of trade in cattle and meats. A reply to some  animadversions on the first letter; some further remarks on  Governor Pownall's bill; and a proposal for obtaining a  plentiful supply of provisions, by methods (founded on  mercantile maxims) which will at the same time keep up the  value of land, and increase the public revenue. [electronic  resource] :},
      publisher = {Printed and sold by Smith and Harold. Sold in London by T.  Longman, G. Kearsley, R. Davis, and W. Shropshire,},
      address = {Marlborough :},
      pages = {8,[1],4-11,[1]p. ;},
      year = {1772},
      note = {Both letters signed: 'B.M.', and both dated 'April 27,  1772.' and 'Nov. 26, 1772.' respectively.},
      url = {http://library.usi.edu/record/643960},
}