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THOMAS MUN (1571–1641)

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THOMAS
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MUN (1571–1641)  ,
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English writer on
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economics, was the third son of
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John
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Mun,
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mercer, of
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London . He began by engaging in Mediterranean
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trade, and afterwards settled down in London, amassing a large
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fortune . He was a member of the
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committee of the
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East
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India
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Company and of the
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standing
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commission on trade appointed in 1622 . In 1621 Mun published A Discourse of Trade from
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England unto the East Indies .

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