Public debate on wool trade risks and national security
The writer argues public delis threaten the Protestant Succession by mortgaging funds and urges a wool registry scheme under influence to defend Britain. He cites government support for a universal wool register, warns of danger from France, and presses for decisive measures to protect woollen trade and liberty. The letter references London politics, local figures, and ongoing maritime and commercial concerns.
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