I’ve been working with the hypothesis that we find, in late 17th century England, the near simultaneous emergence of capitalism as the Bank of England is established and becomes the creditor of the government itself, on the one hand, and that of the two-party system, the embryo of post-revolutionary constitutional orders, on the other.
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I’ve been working with the hypothesis that we find, in late 17th century England, the near simultaneous emergence of capitalism as the Bank of England is established and becomes the creditor of the government itself, on the one hand, and that of the two-party system, the embryo of post-revolutionary constitutional orders, on the other.