The Devil and Capitalism in Marlowe's Doctor Faustus and Milton's Paradise Lost
In The English Usurer, or, Usury Condemned (1634), John Blaxton writes of the "usurer," "Every Bond he takes of others, enters him onto a new obligation to Satan: as he hopes his debtors will keepe day with him, the divell expects no lesse of himselfe. Every forfeit he takes, scores u...
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