A Brief State of the Question Between the Printed And Painted Callicoes And the
A Brief State of the Question Between the Printed And Painted Callicoes And the
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* The faid Company may alfo * import, from the Countries within their * Grant, all forts of White Caliicoes, Raw * Silks, Coffee, Drugs, Spices, Metals, and * other Things, except thofe prohibited by * the preceding Article, paying the Duties * which are actually paid by the India Com- c pany, according to the Edicts, Declarations, ' Arrets, and Regulations of the Kings our ' Predece/fors. , -p Here we fee the very Thing done in France which we want here ^ and for the very fame Reafons for whic...h we (land fo much in need of it here 5 which Reafons we cannot doubt . Will fubfift with the fame force Here as There 3 the Foundations of Foreign Import, and Home Manufactures being the fame, and efpecially, Ibecaufe we cannot doubt but that a Britifi Parliament will appear infpired with all the juft Principles of Care and Concern for the C Good ( i. 8) Good of our People, and the Profperity of our Trade, as the Councils of the late King of France -could be for'his Subjects.
But I cannot forbear taking notice here, how much ftronger the Argument is oil our Side for the doing this now, than it ever was before, even for this particular Reafon, (viz.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
* The faid Company may alfo * import, from the Countries within their * Grant, all forts of White Caliicoes, Raw * Silks, Coffee, Drugs, Spices, Metals, and * other Things, except thofe prohibited by * the preceding Article, paying the Duties * which are actually paid by the India Com- c pany, according to the Edicts, Declarations, ' Arrets, and Regulations of the Kings our ' Predece/fors. , -p Here we fee the very Thing done in France which we want here ^ and for the very fame Reafons for whic...h we (land fo much in need of it here 5 which Reafons we cannot doubt . Will fubfift with the fame force Here as There 3 the Foundations of Foreign Import, and Home Manufactures being the fame, and efpecially, Ibecaufe we cannot doubt but that a Britifi Parliament will appear infpired with all the juft Principles of Care and Concern for the C Good ( i. 8) Good of our People, and the Profperity of our Trade, as the Councils of the late King of France -could be for'his Subjects.
But I cannot forbear taking notice here, how much ftronger the Argument is oil our Side for the doing this now, than it ever was before, even for this particular Reafon, (viz.
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