The English Patents of Monopoly
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The plan originated with Sir John Bourchier, who was freed from liability for arrears of debt due to the crown since 1611 in the alum business, "it being found on examination that he ought in equity to be freed therefrom." * This indulgence made him ambitious for a new speculation. In the next year he was ready with a proposition which the king committed to investigation, **the works being supposed capable of yielding profit to his Maj- esty." ^ His plan was to become the king's farmer for alum... and for soap.' The soap monopoly, destined to become very important in the following reign, was just beginning to be considered at this time; and its possibilities were shrewdly foreseen by Bourchier, who apparently thought it a wise policy to combine with this un- happy undertaking one with prospects of good success. The king had tried in vain to withdraw from his alum business, but it always came back to his hands. If the king could not be rid of it, why not redeem it, or conceal its miserable plight by consolidating it with a young and healthy project ?
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The plan originated with Sir John Bourchier, who was freed from liability for arrears of debt due to the crown since 1611 in the alum business, "it being found on examination that he ought in equity to be freed therefrom." * This indulgence made him ambitious for a new speculation. In the next year he was ready with a proposition which the king committed to investigation, **the works being supposed capable of yielding profit to his Maj- esty." ^ His plan was to become the king's farmer for alum... and for soap.' The soap monopoly, destined to become very important in the following reign, was just beginning to be considered at this time; and its possibilities were shrewdly foreseen by Bourchier, who apparently thought it a wise policy to combine with this un- happy undertaking one with prospects of good success. The king had tried in vain to withdraw from his alum business, but it always came back to his hands. If the king could not be rid of it, why not redeem it, or conceal its miserable plight by consolidating it with a young and healthy project ?
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