The South sea bubble, and the numerous fraudulent projects to which it gave rise in 1720, historically detailed as a beacon to the unwary against modern schemes equally visionary and nefarious

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The South sea bubble, and the numerous fraudulent projects to which it gave rise in 1720, historically detailed as a beacon to the unwary against modern schemes equally visionary and nefarious

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Corporate Author:	Making of the Modern World
Format:	Online Book
Language:	English
Published:	London : For T. Boys, 1825
Edition:	2nd ed., with add.
Subjects:	South Sea Company. Fraud. Stock companies.
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