ENGLISH 5% "BEER AND CYDER" TALLEY LOAN 1713

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ENGLISH 5% TALLEY LOAN 1713
TALLEY STICKS EVOLVED INTO THE STOCKS THAT GAVE THE
STOCK MARKET
IT'S NAME.
THIS VERY EARLY LOAN DOCUMENT ESSENTIALLY REFERS TO A PIECE OF WOOD
WITH VALUE MARKINGS AS THE TALLEY STICK BEEING THE PRINCIPAL DEBT INSTRUMENT.
THE LOAN PLEDGING ANTICIPATED TAXES ON
ALCOHOLIC DRINKS
FOR REPAYMENT:
MALT (BEER), MUM, CYDER (APPLE) + PERRY (PEACH ALCOHOL)
WITH VARIOUS WARS GOING ON IN THE YEAR 1713 THE CHOICE
IS YOURS
AS TO
WHICH WAR WAS FINANCED HERE.
WAR IS EXPENSIVE AND WAS ALWAYS THE PRINCIPAL REASON FOR LOAN ISSUES
BY THE BRITISH CROWN.
PROFITS WERE GENERALLY PRIVATIZED INTO HUGE
PROPERTIES WITH LARGE NUMBERS OF PALACES WHILE THE PUBLIC PAID
THROUGH TAXES AND MANPOVER ("PRESSGANGS").
THE CONTENTS OF THE TOWER OF LONDON WITH SOME OF THE WORLDS
BIGGEST DIAMONDS WERE ALSO "TAKEN" BY SUCH FORCE AND "FOR THE KING"-
THE RALLYING CRY OF ALL MINIONS ALLOWED TO PUT THEIR LIFE ON THE LINE.
During its history, the UK's forces (or forces with a British mandate) have invaded, had some control over or fought conflicts in 171 of the world's 193 countries that are currently UN member states,
or nine out of ten of all countries!