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1. Penso de la Vega, Confusión, 141. See chapter 1, note 2.
2. Smith, “Inleiding,” 26–27, in ibid. José Luís Cardoso, “Confusion de
confusiones: ethics and options on seventeenth-century stock exchange mar-
kets,” Financial History Review 9 (2002): 109–123.
3. Penso de la Vega, Confusion, 5.
4. Ibid., 17.
5. Ibid., 17.
6. Penso de la Vega, Confusión, 77–78.
7. Ibid., 79.
8. Ibid., xxix.
9. See also Jonathan I. Israel, “Een merkwaardig literair werk en de Am-
sterdamse effectenmarkt in 1688. Joseph Penso de la Vega’s Confusion de
confusiones,” De zeventiende eeuw 6 (1990): 159–165.
10. Penso de la Vega, Confusión, 273.
11. Velters to Boreel, August 31, 1688, Amsterdam City Archives, Archive
of Jeronimus Velters, inv. no. 4, fo. 89.
12. Penso de la Vega, Confusion, 10.
13. Ibid.
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1. Nicolaas Muys van Holy, Middelen en motiven om het kopen en
verkopen van Oost- en West-Indische actien, die niet getransporteert werden,
. . . te beswaren met een impost, ten behoeve van het gemeene land en de
stad Amsterdam (Amsterdam, 1687), Knuttel no. 12622, 8.
2. Penso de la Vega, Confusión, 41. See chapter 1, note 2.
3. Henk den Heijer, De geschiedenis van de WIC (Zutphen, 1994).
4. Oscar Gelderblom, Abe de Jong, and Joost Jonker, “An Admiralty
for Asia. Isaac le Maire and Conflicting Conceptions About the Corporate
Governance of the VOC,” in The Origins of Shareholder Advocacy, ed.
Jonathan G. S. Koppell (Basingstoke, 2011).
5. National Archives in The Hague, Archive of the VOC, inv. nos. 7070,
7072.
6. Anne L. Murphy, The Origins of English Financial Markets: Investment
and Speculation Before the South Sea Bubble (Cambridge, 2009), chap. 1.
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