Philipp Robinson Rössner is Professor of Early Modern History at the University of Manchester.

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• 1. Inventing Dynamics: Political Economies of Money, Markets and Manufacturing, 1300s–1800s2. Governing the Future: Capitalism’s Early Modern Temporalities and the Origins of Growth3. The Myth of the Myopic State: Governing Economy and the Politics of Economic Change, 1250s–1850s4. Configuring Free Markets: A Deeper History of Laissez-Faire5. Money and the Rise of Modern Capitalism6. Velocity! Money, Circulation and Economic Development, c.1250–18507. Creating Wealth: Homo Manufacturabilis and the Wealth of Nations8. Manufacturing Wealth: Industrial Policy and the Rise of the European Economy, 1350–1850sEpilogue: State Capacity and Capitalism from Cain to Keynes: Money, Markets and Manufacturing

Philipp Robinson Rössner is Professor of Early Modern History at the University of Manchester.

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• 1. Inventing Dynamics: Political Economies of Money, Markets and Manufacturing, 1300s–1800s2. Governing the Future: Capitalism’s Early Modern Temporalities and the Origins of Growth3. The Myth of the Myopic State: Governing Economy and the Politics of Economic Change, 1250s–1850s4. Configuring Free Markets: A Deeper History of Laissez-Faire5. Money and the Rise of Modern Capitalism6. Velocity! Money, Circulation and Economic Development, c.1250–18507. Creating Wealth: Homo Manufacturabilis and the Wealth of Nations8. Manufacturing Wealth: Industrial Policy and the Rise of the European Economy, 1350–1850sEpilogue: State Capacity and Capitalism from Cain to Keynes: Money, Markets and Manufacturing

Philipp Robinson Rössner is Professor of Early Modern History at the University of Manchester.

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• 1. Inventing Dynamics: Political Economies of Money, Markets and Manufacturing, 1300s–1800s2. Governing the Future: Capitalism’s Early Modern Temporalities and the Origins of Growth3. The Myth of the Myopic State: Governing Economy and the Politics of Economic Change, 1250s–1850s4. Configuring Free Markets: A Deeper History of Laissez-Faire5. Money and the Rise of Modern Capitalism6. Velocity! Money, Circulation and Economic Development, c.1250–18507. Creating Wealth: Homo Manufacturabilis and the Wealth of Nations8. Manufacturing Wealth: Industrial Policy and the Rise of the European Economy, 1350–1850sEpilogue: State Capacity and Capitalism from Cain to Keynes: Money, Markets and Manufacturing