Finance and fictionality in the early eighteenth century: accounting for Defoe

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Introduction 1. Credit and its discontents: the credit-fiction homology 2. Defoe and fictionality 3. Credit and honesty in The Compleat English Tradesman 4. Fictions of stability 5. Lady Credit's reprise: Roxana.

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