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During the 1600s Holland was gripped by a regular "tulip mania" which makes the stock market crash of 1929 pale in terms of its speculatory excesses.
Significantly, the qualifications of the Lewis character, which add substantially to the atmosphere of humility and speculatory ambiance of the book, take place most prominently after attacks on Roman Catholic theology and doctrine.
These documents are hardly read by every citizen of the borough, and in any case, it did state extra money would come from that source - just not how much, which of course is still only speculatory.
 
 
 
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