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History of lace (1902)

Palliser, Bury, Mrs., 1805-1878, Dryden, Alice, Jourdain, Margaret · London : Sampson Low, Marston · leaf 193

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ity.—JacohiEychii Antwcrpicnsis XJrhium Bel-gicarum Cent-nria. Antw. 1651. 1vol., 4to. Bib. Eoyale, Brussels. Alencon excepted. 112 HISTORY OF LACE threatening with punishment any who should suborn herworkpeople. Lace-making forms an abundant source of national wealthto Belgium, and enables the… … Cap ok the Emiiuhii; chaui.k.s \.--(.Mu.sOc dc- cimi}.)This engraving is not accurately drawn. Tlie s;)afe3 contain l)irils ami cmt^.scs, and not si)rigs. assemble in the ateliers ; the maioritv work at home. Thetrade now flourishes as in the most palm} days of theNetherlands. Lace forms a part of…

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