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HAving enquired into some of the Causes of our decay of Trea∣sure, we are here to consider of some ways and means to remedy the Effects. And since the Mamers of Men do so sympa∣thize with their Money: In the first place,
Taught by our Loss, let us the Cause reverse, And mend those Manners that produc'd the Curse.* 1.1
Walsh on the Death of the Queen.