Fight . Sen. Boxer this is Donald Trumps america. I do not think you need a special playbook. You just have to look out the window and think about what weve gone through the last four years, the chaos, the fact that we are no longer a leader in the world, our allies have abandoned us and tyrants love trump. We get hit with a pandemic and the first thing trump says is it will disappear. We have 15 cases, it is going down to one, i will never forget that day. I know we are talking about business and i honestly think he thought if he admitted what he had been told by people like dr. Fauci, the stock market would go down. If you are the leader of the free world, you have to focus on the challenges. What did he do . He passed it off to the different governors, said go forward, hardly giving them any money, and we are suffering. People are dying. People are scared. Be withk i happened to my children and my grandchildren. My husband and i said we cannot stand it. Everybody got tested, nobody
Prof. Coombs all right. Good day gentlemen. We have talked about up to this point, the development of a regional basis of the different colonies of english america. What i want to do today is take a step back, more of an imperial approach and talk about the maturation of the english empire. You might be curious about the date. It doesnt say 16071713, and hopefully the reason for that will become clear over the course of this lecture. As a point of departure, most people may think about english mainlandparticularly north america, Something Like this image is what comes to mind. The whole coastline filled in with colonies from massachusetts and maine in the north to georgia and the south, large and expensive. About with respect to other empires in north america, maps are dispersive. Arguments, assertions of pretensions of claims to territory. Theeality, in the middle of 17th century, the english empire looks more like this. Clusters, you can barely see it. There is a dark patch around ch
Prof. Coombs all right. Good day gentlemen. We have talked about up to this point, the development of a regional basis of the different colonies of english america. What i want to do today is take a step back, more of an imperial approach and talk about the maturation of the english empire. You might be curious about the date. It doesnt say 16071713, and hopefully the reason for that will become clear over the course of this lecture. As a point of departure, most people may think about english mainlandparticularly north america, Something Like this image is what comes to mind. The whole coastline filled in with colonies from massachusetts and maine in the north to georgia and the south, large and expensive. About with respect to other empires in north america, maps are dispersive. Arguments, assertions of pretensions of claims to territory. Theeality, in the middle of 17th century, the english empire looks more like this. Clusters, you can barely see it. There is a dark patch around ch
Transatlantic shipping. His classes about 50 minutes. Class is about 50 minutes. All right,oombs good day, gentlemen. We have talked about up to this point, the development of a regional basis of the different colonies of english america. What i want to do today is take a step back, more of an imperial approach and talk about the maturation of the english empire. You might be curious about the date. Hopefully the reason for that will become clear over the course of this lecture. As a point of the part sure, most people may think about english america, mainland north america, Something Like this image is what comes to mind. As we talked about it with respect to the other empires in north america, maps are discursive. There are more assertions of claims of territory. Small little clusters of settlements, you can barely see it. There is a dark patch around chesapeake day. A scattering of dots along the atlantic coast. Each one represents 200 people. In other words, the colonies in english
Its my pleasure to remind you that you are welcome to buy a copy and how will be available to autograph them after words. Here we are in the stylish new Conference Center to discuss a very old problem, namely how best to survive financial panic of which there have been many throughout the century, how to survive the fear and mistrust when financial actors try to withdrawal from risk to protect themselves, a rational strategy for each but as we all no, not when they do it at the same time. It is highly interesting historically but much more pressing than we can consider as how scotts book does in detail. What should we do in the next panic that will arrive sooner or later. Two centuries ago they accurately observed, on extraordinary occasions, a panic may seize the country one becomes desirous of possessing him self of precious metals. Again such panic concludes that banks have no security on any system that is to say that private banks on their own. In 1873 they drew the conclusion we