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nent of the Early Modern “exchange banks”—account‐based public banks whose principal function was settlement of a form of private payments (bills of exchange) prevalent during

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els that transcend this technical distinction: a public version of a private bank accepting deposits and making loans mostly to the State (Barcelona’s Taula, Stockholm Banco), a

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