Essex Highways Byways And Waterways
Essex Highways Byways And Waterways
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When once established the industry soon increased ; the manufacture of cloth spread in different directions, and it soon became the most important in the country. How it was fostered by Queen Philippa is history, and need not be recounted ; but it would appear that Coggeshall was benefited, as the monks founded a chantry for the Queen in their COGGESHALL. 141 abbey — probably out of gratitude. In the reign of Richard II. The bays and serges of Essex were renowned far and wide, and for a special... make known as " Coggeshall Whites " the town became famous. Acts were passed in the reigns of Richard II. And Edward IV. To prevent imposition and imitation. Mary and Philip, by statute, prevented cloth from being made to sell anywhere but in a market town where it had customarily been made for ten years. Elizabeth reduced the term from ten years to seven, or an appren- ticeship of seven years. In this Act the industry is styled "the Feate or Misterye of making, weaving or rowing of Clothe or Carseye.
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When once established the industry soon increased ; the manufacture of cloth spread in different directions, and it soon became the most important in the country. How it was fostered by Queen Philippa is history, and need not be recounted ; but it would appear that Coggeshall was benefited, as the monks founded a chantry for the Queen in their COGGESHALL. 141 abbey — probably out of gratitude. In the reign of Richard II. The bays and serges of Essex were renowned far and wide, and for a special... make known as " Coggeshall Whites " the town became famous. Acts were passed in the reigns of Richard II. And Edward IV. To prevent imposition and imitation. Mary and Philip, by statute, prevented cloth from being made to sell anywhere but in a market town where it had customarily been made for ten years. Elizabeth reduced the term from ten years to seven, or an appren- ticeship of seven years. In this Act the industry is styled "the Feate or Misterye of making, weaving or rowing of Clothe or Carseye.
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