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Two Tracts on Civil Liberty, the War with America, and the Debts and Finances of the Kingdom

Note 114 — PART III.

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In the exports, as delivered to the House of Commons, is included bullion exported. If this, as well as the other sums I have mentioned, is deducted, there will be still a balance left in favour of Britain during this period. Since 1764, it does not appear, from the accounts laid before the House of Commons, as published by Sir Charles Whitworth, that any bullion has been entered for exportation.

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