68 COBBETT'S POOR MAN'S FRIEND. 



were of wool, and that in great store, and who were 

 well provided with all sorts of household goods, every 

 one having all things that conduce to make life easy 

 and happy !" 



73. I have now, my friends of Preston, amply pro- 

 ved, that what I have stated relative to the present 

 state of, and allowances to, the labourers is TRUE. 

 And now we are to do all we can to remove the evil ; 

 for, removed the evil must be, or England must be 

 sunk for ages; and, never will the evil be removed, 

 until its causes, remote as well as near, be all clearly 

 ascertained. With my best wishes for the health and 

 happiness of you all, 



I remain, 



Your faithful friend, and most obedient servant, 



WM. COBBETT. 



