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Family Network,most cases these three factors were provided first and foremost by family. This chapter argues that whilst Thompson and Company was itself a partnership and a series of projects, it was also part of a wider family business that involved the kinship networks of the Nelthorpe and Thompson families. Th

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Credit Networks, it is impossible to fully reconstruct the business transactions of every customer. However, a list of names from Chancery proceedings in 1679 and other chance findings means that some rudimentary identification can be carried out. This chapter uses surviving source material of Thompson and Company’

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Why Did Thompson and Company Collapse?,rcial markets and the trust of their clientele. However, the reasons behind each institution’s downfall vary considerably. This chapter analyses the commercial, financial, and political reasons behind the collapse of Thompson and Company in 1678. It builds on the historiography of credit and reputat

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Conclusion,merce, and politics. This chapter draws this study to a conclusion and discusses the broader, macro, ramifications of this microhistorical case study for Restoration society, and its commercial, financial, and political culture. It argues for the importance of studying institutions, emphasising the

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