The Business Community in Seventeenth-Century England

T. K. R. · Richard Grassby

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Introduction: Questions and sources 1. The status of business 2. Obstacles to entry 3. Funding and risk 4. Necessity and choice 5. The pattern of recruitment 6. Skills and motivation 7. Politics and government 8. The measure of success 9. Religion and ethics 10. Family structure 11. Consumption and leisure 12. A symbiotic culture Conclusion. Private enterprise in a pre-industrial economy.

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