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10 Mercantilism and freedom in England fromthe Tudors to the Civil War10.1 Tudor and Stuart absolutism 27710.2 Sir Thomas Smith: mercantilist for sound money 28010.3 The 'economic liberalism' of Sir Edward Coke 28310.4 The 'bullionist' attack on foreign exchange, and on the EastIndia trade 28410.5 The East India apologists strike back 28810.6 Prophet of 'empiricism': Sir Francis Bacon 29210.7 The Baconians: Sir William Petty and 'political arithmetic' 29610.8 Notes 304275
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Bibliographical essay 507In a compr
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Bibliographical essay 511Origin of
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Bibliographical essay 527opment ofE
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IndexAbelard, Peter 47Abrams, M.H.
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Index 539Romanists 37-42scholastics
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Index 547Malament, Barbara 519Males
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