| CHAP. I.
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| The knowledge and qualities, which are required to be in a perfect Merchant of forraign trade.
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pag. 2
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| CHAP. II.
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| The general rule whereby the kingdom is enriched, and our Treaſure augmented.
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7
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| CHAP. III.
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| The particular ways and means to encreaſe the exportation of our commodities, and to decreaſe our conſumption of forraign wares.
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9
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| CHAP. IV.
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| The Exportation of our Monies in Trade of Merchandize, is a means
to encreaſe our Treaſure.
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| CHAP. V.
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| Forraign Trade is the only means to improve the price of our Lands.
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| CHAP. VI.
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| The Spaniſh treaſure cannot be kept from other Kingdoms, by any prohibition made in Spain.
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| CHAP. VII.
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| The Diverſity of gain by forraign Trade.
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36
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| CHAP. VIII.
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| The enhancing or debaſing our moneys cannot enrich the Kingdom with treaſure, nor hinder the exportation thereof.
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| CHAP. IX.
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| A tolleration for forraign Coins to paſs current here at higher rates than their value with our Standard, will not encreaſe our treaſure.
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| CHAP. X.
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| The obſervation of the Statute of Imployments to be made by Strangers
cannot encreaſe nor yet preſerve our treaſure.
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