A plain disquisition on the indispensible necessitsy of fortifying and improving Milford-Haven : containing likewise an attempt to demonstrate the advantages that will arise from it to this nation : with some hints on the prosecuting scheme : to which is annexed an exact map of the harbour, drawn after a very late survey : addressed to a patriot member of Parliament
1759
L2003F57 1759
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Title
A plain disquisition on the indispensible necessitsy of fortifying and improving Milford-Haven : containing likewise an attempt to demonstrate the advantages that will arise from it to this nation : with some hints on the prosecuting scheme : to which is annexed an exact map of the harbour, drawn after a very late survey : addressed to a patriot member of Parliament
Variant Title
Fortifying Milford-Haven.
Published
London : Printed for P. Davey and B. Law ..., 1759.
Description
55, [1] p., [1] folded leaf of plates : map ; 21 cm. (8vo)
Call Number
L2003F57 1759
System Control No.
(OCoLC)33882791
Note
Spine title: Fortifying Milford-Haven.
Probably written by Lieutenant-general William Skinner, chief engineer of Great Britain, who was engaged on the survey and defenses of the harbor in 1758-1761.
Signatures: A-G.
"Plan of Milford Haven." on plate signed: John Martin.
Poem on p. 54-55: Poly-Olbion.
Probably written by Lieutenant-general William Skinner, chief engineer of Great Britain, who was engaged on the survey and defenses of the harbor in 1758-1761.
Signatures: A-G.
"Plan of Milford Haven." on plate signed: John Martin.
Poem on p. 54-55: Poly-Olbion.
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