[Sidenote: _Much +French+ Wooll wrought up by mixing with ours._] And by having our good _English_ Wooll, they can spend two or three Packs of their own Wooll, mixing it with ours, by which meanes they make their Cloath and Stuffes pass very acceptably, both among themselves, and other Nations. Yea we our selves in _England_ not being so wise, as we should be, for our own advantage, do buy the _French_ druggets, _&c._ Made of our Wooll, mixed with theirs, and give great Prices for them too, when we do, or at least may make better of our own. The care then being taken for granted, that _English_ Wooll is the best, and most fit for Cloathing, Stuffes, Stockins, _&c._ [Sidenote: _Poor to be Imploy’d._] How necessary may it be rationally supposed then, for our own People to be imployd in the working up our own Wooll, and how many thousands would be imploy’d of the Poorer sort of people, about such work, who might thereby, gain to themselves a very comfortable living, and free the Kingdom from those great burdens in maintenance of the Poor; they being able by their Labour, (_if Imploy’d_) comfortably to provide for themselves; for it is not the numerous multitude of people in a Kingdom, or Common Wealth, that makes it to be Poor, that they cannot live one by another, but the contrary, if all were imploy’d, and set at work, as there is imployment enough to be had, they would prove the especial meanes, to make a Kingdom Rich; as may be clearly instanced by the _Dutch_, how many scores of thousands of their Poor people are imployed about the Herring Fishing, which makes them very Rich, and brings in yearly, near two Millions of Money, or other commodities necessary for the Land, which are equivalent to Money, besides what they spend in the Land; this may seem to some to be a thing incredible, but I am able to make it cleare to any intelligent Person. [Sidenote: _Poverty for want of Imploy._]