The Economic History of Ireland in the Seventeenth Century
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The State Papers contain numerous references to licenses to transport to England; in July, 1661, one John Codd was authorized to send a hundred large bags,' and later in the same year several other licenses were granted.* A license, however, to export to Holland was refused, because the Dutch woollen manufacturers could not work up their Spanish wool unless it was mixed with Irish. ^ The only example of a license to export a considerable amount of wool to foreign countries is that given in 1661... to Major Henry O'Neile, allowing him to send sixty thousand pounds of wool to France, Flanders, or any other place.° This license was afterwards extended.' In 1662 the King wrote to the Lord Lieutenant that he had made the discovery that if all the Irish wool were manu- factured in Ireland, " the same would be of incomparable inconvenience to the trade of clothing in our Kingdom of England, considering that wools being cheaper in Ire- land than here, our subjects there might undersell our 1 Bafiwell, vol.
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The State Papers contain numerous references to licenses to transport to England; in July, 1661, one John Codd was authorized to send a hundred large bags,' and later in the same year several other licenses were granted.* A license, however, to export to Holland was refused, because the Dutch woollen manufacturers could not work up their Spanish wool unless it was mixed with Irish. ^ The only example of a license to export a considerable amount of wool to foreign countries is that given in 1661... to Major Henry O'Neile, allowing him to send sixty thousand pounds of wool to France, Flanders, or any other place.° This license was afterwards extended.' In 1662 the King wrote to the Lord Lieutenant that he had made the discovery that if all the Irish wool were manu- factured in Ireland, " the same would be of incomparable inconvenience to the trade of clothing in our Kingdom of England, considering that wools being cheaper in Ire- land than here, our subjects there might undersell our 1 Bafiwell, vol.
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