...no branch of their trade they more " ardently wish to extend, than that of raw Silk." They disclaim, however, all desire of employing compulsory measures...confiding in the strength of a capital drawn from the Publick Revenues, they pursue their ideas from the purchase of their manufacture to the purchase of...

...branch of their trade they " more ardently wish to extend, than that of raw " silk." They disclaim, collector, or any persons who " partake of his authority,...they will obtain " the farms on their own terms. // publick revenues, they pursue their ideas from the purchase of their manufacture to the purchase of...

...to induce manufacturers of wrought silk to '/"if that hranch, and take to the winding of raw nth." Having thus found means to draw hands from the manufacture,...confiding in the strength of a capital drawn from the puhlick revenues, they pursue their ideas from the purchase of their manufacture to the purchase of...

...of raw silk." They disclaim, however, all desire of employing compulsory measures for that pnrpose, but recommended every mode of encouragement, and particularly by augmented wages, " in order to induce manufacturera of wrought silk to quit that branch, and take to the winding of raw silk." Having thus...

...branch of their trade they " more ardently wish to extend, than that of raw " silk." They disclaim, however, all desire of employing compulsory measures...confiding in the strength of a capital drawn from the publick revenues, they pursue their ideas from the purchase of their manufacture to the purchase of...

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...was no branch of their trade they more ardently wish to extend than that of raw silk." They disclaim, however, all desire of employing compulsory measures...thus found means to draw hands from the manufacture, arid confiding in the strength of a capital drawn from the public revenues, they pursue their ideas...

...no branch of their trade they more ardently wish to extend, than that of raw silk." They disclaim, however, all desire of employing compulsory measures...manufacturers of wrought silk to quit that branch, and tahe to the winding of raw silk." Having thus found means to draw hands from the manufacture, and confiding...

...extend, than that of Raw Silk." They objected to the policy of compulsory employment and claim to have recommended every mode of encouragement, and particularly...to quit that Branch, and take to the winding of Raw Silk."4 According to their instructions it seems that the silk winders were to be prevented from working...

...the newly acquired power of the Government should be effectually employed." In the same letter they "recommended every mode of encouragement and particularly...augmented wages in order to induce manufacturers of raw silk to quit that branch and take to the winding of raw silk." The result of this policy was to...