A remonstrance of some decrees, and other proceedings, of the commissioners of sewers, [microform] for the upper levels, in the counties of Kent and Sussex; touching the proportioning of water-scots upon the said levels. Published, for information of the commissioners, and owners of the said levels for the time beeing. By Nathaniel Powell, Esq
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