Wool Trade Strife in Britain and Ireland Probed
A letter argues the root of Ireland wool smuggling is English buyers who push high prices for Irish wool. It calls for mutual remedies to ease trade, curb illicit export to France, and avoid harming both islands. Notices follow of appointments, deaths, and assorted exports and imports with local economic details.
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Great Britain
Pete
Fox
Ireland
France
England
Woolf
Maggie
Lofton
Isles
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