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In eighteenth-century cities, what did sailors and dockworkers have in common with shipowners and merchants?
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In eighteenth-century cities, what did sailors and dockworkers have in common with shipowners and

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Both sailors and dockworkers had in common were that they supported protests against impressments by the Royal Navy.

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