FOOTNOTES:
[1] See Defeat of the Young Pretender at Culloden, page 117.
[2] See Cotton Manufacture Developed, page 341.
[3] See John Law Promotes the Mississippi Scheme, page 1.
[4] See Bursting of the South Sea Bubble, page 22.
[5] See Voltaire Directs European Thought from Geneva, page 144.
[6] See Bach Lays the Foundation of Modern Music, page 31.
[7] See First Modern Novel, page 100.
[8] See Watt Improves the Steam-engine, page 302.
[9] See Benjamin Franklin Experiments with Electricity, page 130.
[10] See Settlement of Georgia, page 44.
[11] See Rise of Methodism: Preaching of the Wesleys and of Whitefield, page 57.
[12] See Prince Eugene Vanquishes the Turks: Siege and Battle of Belgrad, page 16.
[13] See Conquests of Nadir Shah: Capture of Delhi, page 72.
[14] See Frederick the Great Seizes Silesia: Maria Theresa Appeals to the Hungarians, page 108.
[15] See Seven Years' War: Battle of Torgau, page 204.
[16] See Clive Establishes British Supremacy in India: The Black Hole of Calcutta: Battle of Plassey, page 185.
[17] See Braddock's Defeat, page 163.
[18] See Exile of the Acadian Neutrals, page 181.
[19] See Conquest of Canada: Victory of Wolfe at Quebec, page 229.
[20] See Usurpation of Catharine II in Russia, page 250.
[21] See First Partition of Poland, page 313.
[22] See Intellectual Revolt of Germany, page 347.
[23] See Pestalozzi's Method of Education, page 364.
[24] See Conspiracy of Pontiac, page 267.
[25] See American Colonies Oppose the Stamp Act, page 289.
[26] See Boston Tea Party, page 333.
JOHN LAW PROMOTES THE MISSISSIPPI SCHEME
A.D. 1716