1. The modern notion of economic nationality, which found some place in the aspirations of many small States in early times, was developed by Mediaeval City-States; and was passed on by them through Holland to England and other countries.
An edition of Money, credit & commerce
(1923)
Money, credit & commerce.
by Alfred Marshall
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