"Convenzione sulla libertà del cabotaggio tra la Sardegna e la Gran Bretagna, conchiusa il 9 agosto 1854"

This historical act concerns a convention signed in 1854 between the Kingdom of Sardinia and Great Britain. It establishes rules regarding the freedom of cabotage, which refers to the right of ships from one country to transport goods or passengers between ports of another country. This agreement primarily affected maritime trade and shipping companies operating between Sardinian and British ports during the mid-19th century.