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See Appendix.

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Tableau Statistique du Dép. des Deux-Nèthes, par le Citoyen Herbouville. An X. = 1802.

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Their names are given: Veuves Mesele, Papegay, and Turck.

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Ypres Valenciennes was exhibited at £80 (the metre). The lace-maker, working twelve hours a day, could scarcely produce one-third of an inch a week. It would take her twelve years to complete a length of six or seven metres, her daily earnings averaging two to three francs. Ypres makes the widest Valenciennes of any manufacture except Courtrai, whence was exhibited a half shawl (pointe) of Valenciennes.

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M. Duhayon Brunfaut, of Ypres.