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The founding of New England

Note 720 — Chapter XII · THE THEORY OF EMPIRE

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Mun, England's Treasure, p. 14. In his defense of the East India Company, he advanced upon his predecessors in advocating the export of bullion, if, as a direct result, a larger amount could be shown to be imported. Cf. chaps. V and VI of his Considerations on the East India Trade (London, 1701); reprinted in Early English Tracts, pp. 1-49.

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