...never having been conquered, revolt againit the prohibition of their woollen commerce by the Engliih parliament ; and as tho' no other commerce could employ...other — perhaps becaufe it is prohibited — they rnn their wool to the enemies of England ; and by that means have enabled them to underfell us, and...

...revolt again ft the prohibition of their woollen commerce by' the Engliih parliament ; and аз t ho' no other commerce could employ them, and wealth was to be derived to them from no- other — perhaps becaofe it is prohibited — they run their wool to the enemies of England ; and by that means have...

...as never having the Irifh was defrauding us of it, merce y the Engullí parliament ; and as though no other commerce could employ them, and wealth was...of England ; and by that means have enabled them to iinderfell ns, and to take the •market for the woollen trade in a great meafure out of our hands....