XVII.
That the people of the Commonwealth of England & the Dominiōs thereof, may freely unmolested, & securely travel in & through the Countries, & singular the Dominions of the
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That the people of the Commonwealth of England & the Dominiōs thereof, may freely unmolested, & securely travel in & through the Countries, & singular the Dominions of the
united Provinces in Europe, by land or by wa∣ter, to any place in them, or beyond them, and pass by any of their Towns, Garisons, or Forts in any places within the Netherlands whatsoever, or elsewhere, in any of their Do∣minions in Europe, to follow their Traffique in all places there: as also their Factors and Servants armed or unarmed; but if armed, not above forty men in Company, as well without as with their Goods and Merchan∣dizcs whither they please. And likewise the people and Inhabitants of the united Pro∣vinces of the Netherlands may enjoy the same liberties in all the Dominions of the Commonwealth of England in Europe. They and either of them observing and conforming in such their Trade and traffique to the Laws and Ordinances of each Commonwealth re∣spectively.