The Theory And Practice of Commerce And Maritime Affairs Electronic Resource
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THE ancient hiflorians*, more inclined to fpeak of battles, lieges, revolutions, and other ftrange events, that make a noife in the world, (the principal food of curiofity) than to tranfmit the publick meafures in favour of com- merce, and other policies of government, take little notice of the provifions, that were no doubt employed for the encouragement of this import- ant affair by our ancient great monarchs, who moft diftinguiihed themfelves by their wifdom, and conduct in the arts of peace... and war. King Ferdinand the pious was of this clafs, and in his whole reign there is mention, but of one circum- flance on this head, that after he had attacked, and by his courage and refolution refcued the city and caille of Sevil, from the wretched yoke of the Mahometans, in the year 1248. He fettled there many prime artificers, who are indeed the balls of a profitable commerce, which is alone attainable by good manufactories. But fure, a prince fo great and vigilant in promoting the general inter- eft of his fubjects, who knew how to lay fo good a foundation for the great work, muft needs fup- port it "by fuch wife rules, and meafures, as molt advance, improve and perfect it ) though * Of Ferdinand the pious in 124.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
THE ancient hiflorians*, more inclined to fpeak of battles, lieges, revolutions, and other ftrange events, that make a noife in the world, (the principal food of curiofity) than to tranfmit the publick meafures in favour of com- merce, and other policies of government, take little notice of the provifions, that were no doubt employed for the encouragement of this import- ant affair by our ancient great monarchs, who moft diftinguiihed themfelves by their wifdom, and conduct in the arts of peace... and war. King Ferdinand the pious was of this clafs, and in his whole reign there is mention, but of one circum- flance on this head, that after he had attacked, and by his courage and refolution refcued the city and caille of Sevil, from the wretched yoke of the Mahometans, in the year 1248. He fettled there many prime artificers, who are indeed the balls of a profitable commerce, which is alone attainable by good manufactories. But fure, a prince fo great and vigilant in promoting the general inter- eft of his fubjects, who knew how to lay fo good a foundation for the great work, muft needs fup- port it "by fuch wife rules, and meafures, as molt advance, improve and perfect it ) though * Of Ferdinand the pious in 124.
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