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| | OML: Maps of Spain: Section 10 |
 | | Merchants: Spain exports to France various silks and woolen cloths, [also wool, saf]fron, sugar, oil, rice, alum, also various precious stones and spices [from India.] In turn they receive from France a lot of common fruit and [merchants goods, also] various kinds of weapons, swords, bows, cuirasses, pikes, etc. |
 | | Dukes, Margraves, Counts, Barons, Bishops, Cardinals, Bishopric of Toledo: Spain has some 20 dukes, of whom each generally has a yearly income of more than 50 or 60 thousand ducats, several much more. |
 | | Equally 60 counts, whose yearly income generally amounts to 10 to 20 thousand ducats, several have up to 50,000. |
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