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A gripping historical biography, "John Law of Lauriston" by A. W. Wiston-Glynn, explores the life and times of John Law, a pivotal figure in the history of finance and economics. This meticulously prepared print edition delves into Law's audacious schemes and their dramatic impact on 18th-century France.
Law, a controversial financier, rose to prominence by establishing the Banque Royale and promoting the Mississippi Company, leading to an unprecedented economic boom and the subsequent "Mississippi Bubble." Wiston-Glynn's work examines the complexities of Law's financial theories and their practical implementation, charting the course of his spectacular rise and devastating fall.
A captivating exploration of economic history, "John Law of Lauriston" provides essential insights into the forces that shaped France's financial landscape and the enduring legacy of a man who dared to revolutionize the world of finance. A compelling read for anyone interested in biography, economics, or European history.
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