Fragmentary 18th Century Letter Discusses Trade and Union
A dated handwritten fragment laments party strife and urges focus on national welfare. It argues no trade union plan is practicable without Ireland, warns of risks in woollen trade rivals, and references military movements and political figures while noting marriages, auctions, and local notices interspersed among the text.
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