The merchants mappe of commerce : wherein, the universall manner and matter of trade, is compendiously handled ... (1638)
Roberts, Lewes, 1596-1640 · London : Printed by R.O. for R. Mabb · leaf 386
rany eminencie this way, as being in-land, to which onr Englifb(whofe traffique principally confifts at fca, and confequently inmaritime townes) have but little knowledge of, though otherwifeeminent, as being farrediftant from it. Germame then is bounded G^rwiw*on the Weft with Fri«^e, and Belgium^… … 124- ^beMaf of Commerce, Germanie. Coiimodiues ^^^j notable Comaoditkt, as 5/Vzer, Copper, Tio^ imt, 2nd Lead, byot Germanic, jf^^jf M/»M; Ctfr»? IVioe/, Allom, ^kk-fiher, /Irmx ol all forts,d\vtxiMattttfo3arkJiZiLinoen^WoUta,Sill^ti^c. and (undry othercomwoditiet.Hatij-towntf Three forts of Cities…
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