A report of the committee of Commissioners of the Navigation of the Thames and Isis, appointed to survey the rivers from Lechlade to Whitchurch by the general meeting held 31st of May, 1791
by Call, Great Britain. Commissioners Appointed for Improving and Completing the Navigation of the Rivers Thames and Isis
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