Finance Accounts Of The United Kingdom, In Eight Classes, For The Year 1828, Ended Fifth January 182

This historical record presents the Finance Accounts of the United Kingdom for the year 1828, concluding on January 5, 1829. These accounts are meticulously organized into eight classes, providing a detailed overview of the nation's financial status during this period.

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