Empire of Mammon - Secret History of the World's Financial Capital

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Additionally, "The sixteenth-century landlords were a type quite distinct from the ancient feudal gentry. As a class they were gifted with the economic, and not with the mart

R. B. Stout's "A Singular Discovery"

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don't know enough about sixteenth and seventeenth century systems of shorthand to know whether they might be relevant." Following that lead I checked numerous early modern shortha

Orsamus Turner's 1849-51 histories -- part 1

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greater portion of the sixteenth centuries, tended to the enlargement of their dominions, and the extension of their powers. In the latter end of the fourteenth century, Columbus

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