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    <p xml:id="par1">Anno primo Hen. 6 cap. 1. First it is ordeined &amp; established <del type="strikethrough">that</del> for the <lb xml:id="l1"/>profit of the king &amp; ease of his people that <choice><abbr>y<hi rend="superscript">e</hi></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Lords of the Kings Coun<del type="over"><unclear reason="del" cert="medium">se</unclear></del><add place="over" indicator="no">ci</add>l <lb xml:id="l2"/>for the time being may assigne by authority of the said Parliament <lb xml:id="l3"/>Masters &amp; Workmen to make mony of gold &amp; silver, to hold the <del type="over"><gap reason="illgblDel" unit="chars" extent="1"/></del><add place="over" indicator="no">E</add>x<lb type="hyphenated" xml:id="l4"/>change<del type="cancelled">s</del> of money as well in the City of York as in the town of Bristol, &amp; also <lb xml:id="l5"/>in as many places as to the said Lords shall seem necessary according to their <lb xml:id="l6"/>good advice &amp; discretion, any statute or ordinance to the contrary notwithstanding.</p>
    
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