Essay

 1       14| opening, and well–balancing of trade; the cherishing of manufactures;
 2       18|     territory, by embracing of trade, by approaches, or the like),
 3       19|   standing commissions; as for trade, for treasure, for war,
 4       40|      were it not for this lazy trade of usury, money would not
 5       40|      merchant cannot drive his trade so well, if he sit at great
 6       40|      that the greatest part of trade is driven by young merchants,
 7       40|    presently, a great stand of trade. The second is, that were
 8       40|   continuing and quickening of trade. This cannot be done, except
 9       40|       is to be noted, that the trade of merchandize, being the
10       40|     hundred than give over his trade of usury, and go from certain