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 -  [Sidenote: The Venetians traffike in England.] Also, that the
Venetians brought out of England not onely such clothes ready made - Page 58
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[Sidenote: The Venetians Traffike In England.] Also, That The Venetians Brought Out Of England Not Onely Such Clothes Ready Made, But Furthermore Great Plenty Of Fine Wooll To Mingle With Their Wools, Of Which They Could Not Otherwise Make Fine Cloth:

Affirming that there went out of England yeerly that waies, aboue two hundredth thousand karsies, and as many broad clothes, beside fine wooll and other merchandize, beside also the great abundance of like clothes, the which were caried into Spaine, Barbarie, and diuers other countries.

The Sophie then asked him by what means such merchandize might be brought into Persia. Right wel sir (said he) by the way of Moscouia, with more safetie and in much shorter time then the Venetians can bring them: first from England to Venice, and from thence into Persia by the way of Turkie. And therefore if it shall please your maiestie to grant vs free passage into all your dominions, with such priuiledges as may appertaine to the safegard of our liues, goods and merchandize, we will furnish your countries with all such merchandize and other commodities, in shorter time, and better cheape then you may haue the same at the Turks hands. This talke and much more was between the Sophie and Edwards for the space of two houres: all which things liked him so well, that shortly after he granted to the sayd Arthur Edwards other priuiledges for the trade of merchandize into Persia, all written in Azure and gold letters, and deliuered vnto the lord keeper of the Sophie his great seale.

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