Note 99 — Zwanzigstes Kapitel. Wilhelm und Marie. (continued 3)

A proposal by Dr. Hugh Chamberlayne in Essex Street, for a Bank of Secure Current Credit to be founded upon Land, in order to the General Good of Landed Men, to the great Increase of the Value of Land and the no less Benefit of Trade and Commerce, 1695; Proposals for the supplying their Majesties with Money on Easy Terms, exempting the Nobility, Gentry etc. from Taxes, enlarging their Yearly Estates, and enriching all the subjects of the Kingdom by a National Land Bank, by John Briscoe. „O fortunatos nimium bona si sua norint Anglicanos.” Dritte Ausgabe 1696. Briscoe scheint in der lateinischen Literatur eben so bewandert gewesen zu sein wie in der Staatsökonomie.