travels if iolafjj*
 , §nd carriages. The country fur-
 wool, flax, hemp, beavers hair,
ilijd^ wfxf f§f the fupply pf the mandatories
 vthofe commodities; but theiilk,
 colours, gold an|l filler for thp
j§jijf|roideryf ami fine thread from Brt|flels for thp
J            imported*
;€§t|€|ii|g §J*ofe difperfedin tlfe contiguous villages,
i an<4 w%f|e^ « Sef^aty foreigners
ic c|i$fefp|*f kraneiief j th§ reft are natives
w king's demefnes. The&pprem*
i are ^^ghi|dfen of Ppliih i^afants, who are
clothed and fed, and havebefides a finall allpw«
jpftce |n inoij^^^ The i^re^ors complain th^t
there iino ^uhAiftti amongthem, ai>d that, al*
tiiough t^tteiufed and clothf d th^ the other
^^fanti, .j^t^^jcsttaot,txc|te them to kiduftry
hy any o\kefx$ffna than A)|ce* Nor is this a mat-
^ they jJU^ continue in a ftate
I are agpxeh^iifiKe,; left they flioplji
deprived o£;thpii; prpffes; iijt .has frequfntly
It ap^, little pittaj^ce gained by their
Vl               Ja^Durji has hietj^refted ifpvi thein, in'order tp
which tjaeii^ partis owed to
af theft  apprentices,  mow
was trying to Hpnulate her induf|ry, a Whit
vantage Ihull I obtain iftfdlow your'gdyice?