The Germans in England 1066 1598
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Whereas forty years ago they used to pay 2s. Sd. On a pack con- taining thirty cloths, now they were charged 6d. On every cloth, or 15s. The pack. And on exports from Dantzig the officers were continually increasing the customs. They went on to tell how, by imprisonment and extreme penalties, they were prevented from trading in Prussia outside Dantzig, and had only one Fair Day in the year besides their Saturday market. They gave details of how the Danskers had framed their trade arrangements s...o as to force Enghshmen to buy only from the townspeople the flax, the pitch, the tar, the ashes and other wares which came into the town from other parts of Prussia.
As reciprocity was the basis of trade arrangements, such enormities deserved to be punished by the for- feiture of the German privileges. In any case, the Germans should not be allowed to sell our English cloths in Flanders. There was an old Act of Edward IV by which " no Hanse merchant should unpack, unfardel or put to sale any woollen cloth on this side the city of Cologne, " and the Hanse had been bound in £41, 000 to observe tliis custom.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Whereas forty years ago they used to pay 2s. Sd. On a pack con- taining thirty cloths, now they were charged 6d. On every cloth, or 15s. The pack. And on exports from Dantzig the officers were continually increasing the customs. They went on to tell how, by imprisonment and extreme penalties, they were prevented from trading in Prussia outside Dantzig, and had only one Fair Day in the year besides their Saturday market. They gave details of how the Danskers had framed their trade arrangements s...o as to force Enghshmen to buy only from the townspeople the flax, the pitch, the tar, the ashes and other wares which came into the town from other parts of Prussia.
As reciprocity was the basis of trade arrangements, such enormities deserved to be punished by the for- feiture of the German privileges. In any case, the Germans should not be allowed to sell our English cloths in Flanders. There was an old Act of Edward IV by which " no Hanse merchant should unpack, unfardel or put to sale any woollen cloth on this side the city of Cologne, " and the Hanse had been bound in £41, 000 to observe tliis custom.
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