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Hayne, with his partner, operated the navigation as a strongly defended monopoly, causing discontent among merchants and encouraging interloping. He died in 1723 and the lease, and the navigation rights passed to his brother Henry and business was continued as the "Burton Boat
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Leonard Fosbrooke, a carrier based at Wilden Ferry. He set about quickly creating and opening the navigation and by 1713 had built a warehouse near Burton Bridge. He leased part of
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whose ale already had a high reputation. The earliest commercial breweries were set up in the High Street and
Horninglow Street specifically to be near the river. An extensive timber trade also developed using the boats returning from the Baltic.
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