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View of the camp of John Law at Biloxi, December 1720
View of the camp of John Law at Biloxi, December 1720
Satirical cartoon from 1720, the text in the centre reads: "Representation of the very famous island of Mad-head, lying in the sea of shares, discover
Satirical cartoon from 1720, the text in the centre reads: "Representation of the very famous island of Mad-head, lying in the sea of shares, discovered by Mr. Law-rens, and inhabited by a collection of all kinds of people, to whom are given the general name shareholders".
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John Law, by Casimir Balthazar
John Law, by Casimir Balthazar
Judgement of Apol over the bubbles, the experiences with Law and the rue Quincampoix, satirical temporary pamflet from Holland
Judgement of Apol over the bubbles, the experiences with Law and the rue Quincampoix, satirical temporary pamflet from Holland
Paper money endorsed by John Law, 1718.
Paper money endorsed by John Law, 1718.
Contemporary political cartoon of Law from Het Groote Tafereel der Dwaasheid (1720); text reads "Law loquitur. The wind is my treasure, cushion, and f
Contemporary political cartoon of Law from Het Groote Tafereel der Dwaasheid (1720); text reads "Law loquitur. The wind is my treasure, cushion, and foundation. Master of the wind, I am master of life, and my wind monopoly becomes straightway the object of idolatry".