The Growth of English Industry And Commerce 2
The Growth of English Industry And Commerce 2
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> See above, p. 168. The Botch developed a cloth manufacture, Manley, Usury, p. 16, and the consumption of French goods increased enormously.
* Thorold Sogers, History of Agriculture, v. 212—216.
* Roger Coke, Discourse of Trade, part I. (1670); Fortrey, England's Interest (1673) in Select Collection of Tracts on Commerce (Maccnlloch), 281: Britannia Languens (1680), lb. 314. On the other side, England's Great Happiness, a dia- logue between Content and Complaint (1677), lb. 251.
Digitized by V...jOOQ IC FINANCE. 221 effecting an arrangement was in some ways greater than it AJ>. 1608 had been in 1610, for the Crown was then in possession of the feudal prerogatives, which had been abolished during the time of the Commonwealth, and could never be revived ; it had also suffered by the sale of the royal domains ; and the king was now stripped so bare both of prerogatives and possessions that he had nothing to offer from his side. It was fortunate for Charles that the Restoration Parliament was so enthusiastically royalist; in lieu of the feudal claims and the rights of pre-emption and purveyance, they made a grant of £100,000 ; in fairness this should have been raised from the estates which had been subject to the extinguished obligations, or from lands generally, but neither proposal was feasible ; experience had modified the strong prejudice Excise.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
> See above, p. 168. The Botch developed a cloth manufacture, Manley, Usury, p. 16, and the consumption of French goods increased enormously.
* Thorold Sogers, History of Agriculture, v. 212—216.
* Roger Coke, Discourse of Trade, part I. (1670); Fortrey, England's Interest (1673) in Select Collection of Tracts on Commerce (Maccnlloch), 281: Britannia Languens (1680), lb. 314. On the other side, England's Great Happiness, a dia- logue between Content and Complaint (1677), lb. 251.
Digitized by V...jOOQ IC FINANCE. 221 effecting an arrangement was in some ways greater than it AJ>. 1608 had been in 1610, for the Crown was then in possession of the feudal prerogatives, which had been abolished during the time of the Commonwealth, and could never be revived ; it had also suffered by the sale of the royal domains ; and the king was now stripped so bare both of prerogatives and possessions that he had nothing to offer from his side. It was fortunate for Charles that the Restoration Parliament was so enthusiastically royalist; in lieu of the feudal claims and the rights of pre-emption and purveyance, they made a grant of £100,000 ; in fairness this should have been raised from the estates which had been subject to the extinguished obligations, or from lands generally, but neither proposal was feasible ; experience had modified the strong prejudice Excise.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cunningham, W. (William), 1849-1919 to read onlineMoreLess
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