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om later records that little more was actually accomplished in Pennsylvania than in the South. The Frame of Government of 1682, with greater precision than any other colonial document, required that to the end that the poor as well as rich may be int, and the only, economic pamphlets of the seventeenth century that have been preserved are Severals relating to the fund (1682), A discussion and explanation of the bank of credit (1687), and Some considerations on the bills of credit now passing in, an eclipse from which it was not to emerge until about the fourth decade of the nineteenth century. William Bradford in 1682 landed in Pennsylvania, and by 1685 was printer and publisher of The Kalendarium Pennsilvaniense. Bradford's career in Pemaking a beginning. One of the most influential of these, Virginia, had possibly seen an issue from her press as early as 1682, but at any rate it is fully authenticated that from 1730 to 1737 William Parks was under contract by the governments of V