Search engine for discovering works of Art, research articles, and books related to Art and Culture
Javascript must be enabled to continue!
The Demise of Richard Cantillon
View through CrossRef
Abstract
Describes the strange demise of Richard Cantillon in Albemarle Street in 1734. Was he murdered by his French cook or did he arrange his apparent death and escape to the Dutch Colony of Surinam? Who was the mysterious Chevalier de Louvigny who arrived in Surinam with a collection of documents relating to Richard Cantillon?
Title: The Demise of Richard Cantillon
Description:
Abstract
Describes the strange demise of Richard Cantillon in Albemarle Street in 1734.
Was he murdered by his French cook or did he arrange his apparent death and escape to the Dutch Colony of Surinam? Who was the mysterious Chevalier de Louvigny who arrived in Surinam with a collection of documents relating to Richard Cantillon?.
Related Results
Richard Cantillon and public policy
Richard Cantillon and public policy
PurposeRichard Cantillon (168?–173?) is known as the first economic theorist and the founder of entrepreneurship theory. Few would describe him as engaged in policy issues, but he ...
Richard Cantillon: Entrepreneur and Economist
Richard Cantillon: Entrepreneur and Economist
Abstract
This book analyses the career and writings of the enigmatic Irish‐born economist Richard Cantillon, a banker and entrepreneur. Cantillon's work is examined ...
Was Richard Cantillon a Mercantilist?
Was Richard Cantillon a Mercantilist?
Richard Cantillon is considered by many to be the first economic theorist. His contributions span such diverse topics as methodology, value and price theory, population, money, int...
Cantillon's Early Career
Cantillon's Early Career
Abstract
Cantillon's links with the Jacobite banker, Sir Daniel Arthur, are shown. Cantillon's early career is traced showing how he worked for James Brydges, later ...
John Law and Richard Cantillon: The First Mississippi Fortune — Phase One
John Law and Richard Cantillon: The First Mississippi Fortune — Phase One
Abstract
Cantillon's financial career was closely linked with that of John Law (1671–1729). Law wished to solve France's twin crises, the shortage of money and the h...
The Strange Accusations of Christopher Balfe
The Strange Accusations of Christopher Balfe
Abstract
Gage and Lady Mary Herbert used the former Dublin apothecary, Christopher Balfe, to prosecute their affairs in France against Cantillon. He accused Cantillo...
Bernard Cantillon's Expedition to Louisiana, 1719
Bernard Cantillon's Expedition to Louisiana, 1719
Abstract
Cantillon, John Law, and Joseph Edward Gage financed a colonizing group, led by Cantillon's brother Bernard, to develop a concession of land in French Louis...
Does normal fetal brain imaging in monochorionic twins following co-twin fetal demise eliminate the risk of adverse neurodevelopmental outcome?
Does normal fetal brain imaging in monochorionic twins following co-twin fetal demise eliminate the risk of adverse neurodevelopmental outcome?
Abstract
Objective
To assess the residual risk of long-term adverse neurodevelopmental outcomes in monochorionic twins fo...