搜尋結果
Monetary History of the World 700-550BC by Martin A. Armstrong Electrum Stater of Asia Minor circa 650 BC Only since about 700 B.C. do we find a consistent record of the monetary system of the world. The credit for the creation of an official coinage system
He fled England and traveled to Amsterdam where he then observed the new developments in banking. Law had previously studied mathematics, commerce, and political economy in London. John remained on the Continent for about 10 years before returning to Scotland, which prior to 1707 under Queen Ann (1702-1714), had been its own country before the ...
By Martin A. Armstrong. Claudius II died of the plague in 270 AD and was eventually succeeded by one of his leading generals – Aurelian. It was during the reign of Aurelian when the relentless attacks by the barbarians came to a temporary halt. Aurelian also retook the East as well as the Gaul, Spain and Britain thus uniting the Empire to a ...
Armstrong Economics
2023年10月29日 · The depiction of Noah on Roman coins is struck in Phrygia, which was located in modern-day Turkey. So, the coins come from the very area where Noah’s Ark was supposed to have rested. This demonstrates that this story comes from the very place where Noah’s Ark came to rest. The Babylonia Epic of Gilgamesh has been of interest to Christians ...
2017年12月1日 · One of the most notorious political men who also pretended to be a man of God, was Cardinal Armand Jean du Plessis, Duke of Richelieu and Fronsac (1585–1642),
Because gold was making a high in 1980 that Armstrong believed would last for the typical 26 year period, he decided to retire from making markets. He had been one of the first to establish over-night markets before there were such trading desks. Relying on friends
