2. The Florentines promised to buy no wool save from English ships. The English on their side were bound to carry yearly to Pisa an average quantity for all the Italian states save Venice. In Pisa they were to have all the privileges of inhabitants and to have land for a building.
3. The English were to be free from personal services and from taxes which might be raised on trade.
4. The merchants might form a corporation in Pisa.
5. Quarrels between Englishmen to be settled by their own head. Quarrels between an Englishman and a foreigner to be decided by the municipality and the English consul. Criminal cases by the municipality alone.
6. The English to share all advantages the Florentines might win by trading treaties.
7. The wishes of the English to be considered in all new privileges granted in the Florentine dominions.
8. The English King was to allow no stranger to carry wool out of England. The Venetians only might carry 600 sacks.
9. The wool was to be of good quality and well packed. (Schanz, i. 126-137.)
[217] Schanz, i. 119-142; 7 Henry VII. c. 7.
[218] An interesting account of this is given in Hist. MSS. Com. v. 461.