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The History of England in Three Volumes, Vol.I., Part E.

CHAPTER LIV
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vol.v.p.

120, 247.

Warwick, p.

115.
Industry and all the arts of peace were introduced among that rude people; the shipping of the kingdom augmented a hundred fold;[*] the customs tripled upon the same rates: the exports double in value to the imports; manufactures, particularly that of linen, introduced and promoted;[**] agriculture, by means of the English and Scottish plantations, gradually advancing; the Protestant religion encouraged, without the persecution or discontent of the Catholics.
* Nelson, vol.ii.p.

45.
** Rush.


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