 | George Lillie Craik - 1841 - 686 pages
...Suffolk and Yorkshire ; and Ipswich, as it was the finest town in England, and had the noblest harbour on the east, and most convenient for the trade of the...and eastern parts of the world, so till this time it was in as flourishing a state as any other in England. The Bishop of Norwich, straining these injunctions... | |
 | John Wodderspoon - 1850 - 474 pages
...an old author,* " as it was the finest town in England (!) and had the noblest harbour in the cast, and most convenient for the trade of the northern...eras. No doubt, previously to the reign of Edward III, monarchs whose warlike necessities required the assistance of maritime towns, received it from... | |
 | Cassell, ltd - 1865 - 648 pages
...and Ipswich, as it was the fmest towu in England, and had the noblest harbour on the cast, and meet convenient for the trade of the northern and eastern parts of the world, so till this time it was in as flourishing a state as any other in England. The bishop of Norwich straining thcso injunctions... | |
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England (!) and had the noblest harbour in the east, and most convenient for the trade of the northern and eastern parts of the world, so till this time was in as flourishing a state as any other in England." To these memorials of the early trade of this... 