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couppe on passement,” for the men, with fraises and manchettosin like trim for the ladies, both, too, without starch , 8 was not eal-

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eulated for the development of a national industry already ruinedby the expulsion of the Moors, some years previously . 9 This same

* This ordinance even extended toforeign courts. YVe rend in tlie “ McrcuroGalant,” 1079, of the Spanish ambassa-dress, “ Elio etoit vesluo de drap noil-avec do la dentelle de soye ; ellon’avnit

ni dentelle ni linge nutour de sa gorge.”

" From the expulsion of the Moors,1914, manufactures declined throughoutSpain. The silk looms of Seville werereduced from (50,000 to (50.