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Chapter Four English Developments, 1584– 1692
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Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Contents vii
- Preface ix
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Part I Introductions
- Chapter One Introduction to the Book 1
- Chapter Two Money and Its Inventions: Theoretical Considerations 16
- Chapter Three En gland in the Late Sixteenth Century 26
- Chapter Four English Developments, 1584– 1692 38
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Part II The Atlantic
- Chapter Five Before 1630: Harvesters of Money 51
- Chapter Six The Puritan Exodus, 1629– 1640: General Features 69
- Chapter Seven Massachusetts Takes the Monetary Lead, 1630– 1640 79
- Chapter Eight A New Hope, 1640– 1660 97
- Chapter Nine The Empire Strikes Back, 1660– 1686 116
- Chapter Ten Governments and Paper Money Projects, 1685– 1689 131
- Chapter Eleven The Massachusetts Legislator: The Case of Elisha Hutchinson 142
- Chapter Twelve The Return of the General Court, 1689– 1690 160
- Summary of Part II 175
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Part III A Monetary Revolution
- Chapter Thirteen The Legal Tender Law, 1690 179
- Chapter Fourteen Aftermath, 1691– 1692 206
- Chapter Fifteen Back to En gland’s Financial Revolution, 1692– 1700 226
- Chapter Sixteen Analysis 230
- Chapter Seventeen Conclusion 255
- Notes 273
- References 309
- Index 333
Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Contents vii
- Preface ix
-
Part I Introductions
- Chapter One Introduction to the Book 1
- Chapter Two Money and Its Inventions: Theoretical Considerations 16
- Chapter Three En gland in the Late Sixteenth Century 26
- Chapter Four English Developments, 1584– 1692 38
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Part II The Atlantic
- Chapter Five Before 1630: Harvesters of Money 51
- Chapter Six The Puritan Exodus, 1629– 1640: General Features 69
- Chapter Seven Massachusetts Takes the Monetary Lead, 1630– 1640 79
- Chapter Eight A New Hope, 1640– 1660 97
- Chapter Nine The Empire Strikes Back, 1660– 1686 116
- Chapter Ten Governments and Paper Money Projects, 1685– 1689 131
- Chapter Eleven The Massachusetts Legislator: The Case of Elisha Hutchinson 142
- Chapter Twelve The Return of the General Court, 1689– 1690 160
- Summary of Part II 175
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Part III A Monetary Revolution
- Chapter Thirteen The Legal Tender Law, 1690 179
- Chapter Fourteen Aftermath, 1691– 1692 206
- Chapter Fifteen Back to En gland’s Financial Revolution, 1692– 1700 226
- Chapter Sixteen Analysis 230
- Chapter Seventeen Conclusion 255
- Notes 273
- References 309
- Index 333