Performing Public Credit at the Eighteenth-Century Bank of England

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@ninaturner Crazy how 18th century England had systems in place for estimating personal creditworthiness. https://t.co/Zcky69U2Fh

RT @JBritishStudies: @18thc_finance examines how the Bank of England acted to embody public credit through its architecture, imagery, and t…

RT @JBritishStudies: @18thc_finance examines how the Bank of England acted to embody public credit through its architecture, imagery, and t…

RT @JBritishStudies: @18thc_finance examines how the Bank of England acted to embody public credit through its architecture, imagery, and t…

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