The Bank of England changes debt by making creditors lend to the nation rather than to a mortal or defaulting king, so the people remain liable even when the ruler dies.
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The Bank of England allows Britain to become an empire by guaranteeing national debt through Parliament and financing repeated wars against Napoleon.
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"alright. So this is a very important idea, guys. I, I, I need you to understand this for the rest of the semester. Okay...."
"So, even though the king dies, the people are liable for the debt, okay? Does that make sense? All right? So, now, if you're..."
"persecute Catholics um this will lead to many many battles crises between the Catholics and Protestants um James the second is a Catholic king..."
"Parliament that's borrowing the money the people always have to pay you back okay unless England is destroyed as a nation your uh loan..."
"...about money which is that USA have like around 39 trillion national debt but if the banks really have the power to print as..."
"...right now if everyone's in debt right you have 37 20 national debt but then you look at the middle class and the average..."
"...about the U.S. dollar. Because right now, the U.S. debt, the national debt has reached $3,720. So there's absolutely no way the Americans are..."
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