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Jiang treats medieval restrictions on usury as producing a delegated role for Jews as moneylenders, tax collectors, and business agents for elites, making them scapegoats for elite power.
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Jiang treats medieval restrictions on usury as producing a delegated role for Jews as moneylenders, tax collectors, and business agents for elites, making them scapegoats for elite power.
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"This will become part of what we call the British Constitution. What makes the British Constitution unique is it's not written down. It's not..."
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"They're the ones who charge usury. They're the ones who collect taxes. They're also the ones who will engage in businesses for the nobles...."
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Britain becomes empire not because it begins powerful, but because it begins divided, poor, exposed, and forced to change.
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