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William Paterson (1658-1719)

The Financier — Translated Hermetic Theory Into Central Banking

Scottish merchant, founded the Bank of England (1694). Institutionalized fiat currency backed by government debt — a mechanism that mathematically creates wealth from nothing. The ultimate alchemical Great Work achieved through monetary architecture.

The Invisible College and Hartlib Circle (1640s-50s) were obsessed with Baconian reform and the creation of a 'Bank of Credit'. Paterson translated these theoretical frameworks into operational central banking.

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John Theophilus Desaguliers (1683-1744)All PlayersAlexander Dugin (b. 1962)