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Published on: 2012-03-06
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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1751 Excerpt: ...be set a worke at the charges of straungers, the customs should be borne all by straungers to the Queene, and the cleare gairies remaine within the Realme. H 2. If Knight. If yCe ponder such-thinges and other, which goeth ouer sea yerely from vs for the fame, yee speake to litle by as much againe, but one thinge I haue marked that albeit it is true, that though straungers buy their woll deare and pay tuise custome, that is both at going out of the woll, and when it retournes in clothes or cappes, yet the fame shall be better cheape then that which is made within the Realme, whereof that should come, I would faine knowe. "Doctor. Whether it come of our sloth, or of our chargeable fare or of our idlenes, which we Englishmen vse, percase more then other nations, I knowe whystraun-not. yet it were better for vs to paie more to our gers may ar-I forde wares owne countreymen for these wares, then to straunmlderCrwape gers ke for how little gaines so euer goeth ouer, them then it is lost to us cleare, but how much so euer the w made' gines is that goeth from one of vs to another, it here, and is all faued with in the realme: and a like reawere better son as vou make now here, once a book seller for vs to buy made mee when I asked him why, we had not though they white and browne paper made within the realme were dearer. aswell as they had made beyond the sea Then he answered mee that there was paper made a while within the realme. At the last the man perceiued that made it that he could not forthe his paper as good cheape as it came beyond the sea, and so he was forced to lay downe making of paper and no blame in the man, for men will geve neuer the more for his paper because it was made here: but I would eyther haue the paper stated from comming in, or ...
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