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Ch. 1: Introduction

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INTRODUCTION.
Diamonds and pearls being, of all jewels, of the greatest importance to this and most nations of the world, justly demand the highest regard of any; inasmuch as they constitute the largest share of wealth of this kind, and are the chief ornaments of great and distinguished personages: more especially diamonds, as being the most beautiful and valuable of all. On which account, as 1 have been above thirty years a considerable trader in them, and a manufacturer of diamonds, I have stu­diously employed great part of my time in search of rules to ascertain the value of
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