An act for the more effectual detecting and convicting such as cut, fell, or destroy such trees, as are reserved for the use of the Royal Navy, 1735 January 3.

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An act for the more effectual detecting and convicting such as cut, fell, or destroy such trees, as are reserved for the use of the Royal Navy, 1735 January 3.

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Attested copy of an act to deter the cutting of timber designated for the use of the Royal Navy ; the King's pines. The document gives the legislative history of the act.

[3] p. ; 24 cm.

Dartmouth College Library

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