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Sep 5, 2026

Marnie Hughes-WarringtonGUEST
63:41
But people say to me, "Oh, you know, corporations have taken over nation states." And I say, "Well, hang on a minute.
Marnie Hughes-WarringtonGUEST
63:45
There was a thing called the Dutch Empire, which was a corporate, [laughs] was a corporate thing." If you know your history of organizations, you'll say there's always been-
PatrickHOST
63:53
Mm
Marnie Hughes-WarringtonGUEST
63:53
... multinational corporations.
Pamela NagamiNARRATOR
6:33
For the part played by Louis XIV outside France during the years between 1660 and 1678 I have relied principally upon M. Mignet's Négociations relatives à la succession d'Espagne, supplemented on all questions regarding the connection between Louis XIV and Charles II by Ranke's History of England Principally in the Seventeenth Century; while with respect to the Dutch Republic my chief authority has been the Jan De Witt of M. Pontalié.
Pamela NagamiNARRATOR
7:07
Macgregor's Holland and the Dutch Colonies has also been found useful in enabling me to give a brief description of the commercial supremacy of the Dutch.
Pamela NagamiNARRATOR
7:17
The parliamentary debates as recorded in vol.
Pamela NagamiNARRATOR
7:19
iv of the Parliamentary History have of course been indispensable in questions of home politics, while a few facts of interest and importance are drawn from the inspection of original documents such as the Essex and Sheldon papers which have not yet been printed.
Marnie Hughes-WarringtonGUEST
61:20
And I say, well, hang on a minute.
Marnie Hughes-WarringtonGUEST
61:21
There was a thing called the Dutch Empire, which was a corporate...
Marnie Hughes-WarringtonGUEST
61:26
If you know your history of organisations, you'll say there's always been multinational corporations.
Marnie Hughes-WarringtonGUEST
61:31
Whenever people have wandered around the world, they have done business in ways that cross over borders.
Lurie Daniel FavorsHOST
9:36
My mother's island of Jamaica being one of them.
Lurie Daniel FavorsHOST
9:38
There are French-speaking colonies, Dutch colonies.
Lurie Daniel FavorsHOST
9:40
All of these things exist.
Lurie Daniel FavorsHOST
9:41
But outside the United States, numerically speaking, the people who are part of communities where Spanish is the language because they were colonized by the Spanish, also the folks who are part of those sectors of the community that say things like, me no Black, are learning that according to the rules of whiteness in America, the whites actually remember your African roots better than most.
Marnie Hughes-WarringtonGUEST
58:44
And corporations are in there, but people say to me, "Oh, you know, corporations have taken over nation states." And I say, "Well, hang on a minute.
Marnie Hughes-WarringtonGUEST
58:50
There was a thing called the Dutch Empire, which was a corporate, [laughs] was a corporate thing." If you know your history of organizations, you'll say there's always been-
PatrickHOST
58:58
Mm-hmm
Marnie Hughes-WarringtonGUEST
58:58
... multinational corporations.
Marnie Hughes-WarringtonGUEST
63:00
And I say, well, hang on a minute.
Marnie Hughes-WarringtonGUEST
63:01
There was a thing called the Dutch Empire, which was a corporate...
Marnie Hughes-WarringtonGUEST
63:05
But it's a corporate thing.
Marnie Hughes-WarringtonGUEST
63:06
If you know your history of organisations, you'll say there's always been multinational corporations.
Marnie Hughes-WarringtonGUEST
61:30
And I say, well, hang on a minute.
Marnie Hughes-WarringtonGUEST
61:31
There was a thing called the Dutch Empire, which was a corporate...
Marnie Hughes-WarringtonGUEST
61:36
If you know your history of organisations, you'll say there's always been multinational corporations.
Marnie Hughes-WarringtonGUEST
61:41
Whenever people have wandered around the world, they have done business in ways that cross over borders.
Ray DalioGUEST
26:59
They have the world's financial center.
Ray DalioGUEST
27:02
Um, in A- in the Dutch Empire, it was Amsterdam.
Ray DalioGUEST
27:05
In the British Empire, it was, uh, London.
Ray DalioGUEST
27:07
In the American Empire, it was New York in, as the world's financial center.
Jay MartinGUEST
36:58
History is precedent and very important for investors, analysts, economists to obsess over the patterns we can steal from history because they are very consistent.
Jay MartinGUEST
37:08
And if we look at just the last 600 years, we'll see the rise and fall of the Portuguese Empire, the Spanish Empire, the Dutch Empire, the British Empire, and the rise of the American Empire, and that's just the last 600 years.
Jay MartinGUEST
37:21
So it really should give you a hint at the expeditious nature with which power does rotate around the world.
Jay MartinGUEST
37:27
It happens fast.
Pamela NagamiNARRATOR
8:04
For the part played by Louis XIV outside France during the years between 1660 and 1678, I have relied principally upon M. Mignet's Négociation relative à la succession d'Espagne, supplemented on all questions regarding the connection between Louis XIV and Charles II by Ronca's History of England principally in the 17th century, while with respect to the Dutch Republic my chief authority has been the Jan de Witt of M. Pontalis.
Pamela NagamiNARRATOR
8:38
McGregor's Holland and the Dutch Colonies has also been found useful in enabling me to give a brief description of the commercial supremacy of the Dutch.
Pamela NagamiNARRATOR
8:48
The parliamentary debates as recorded in volume IV of the parliamentary history have of course been indispensable in questions of home politics, while a few facts of interest and importance are drawn from the inspection of original documents such as the Essex and Sheldon papers which have not yet been printed.
Pamela NagamiNARRATOR
9:07
The plan of the series does not admit of reference to authorities.

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