John Law of Lauriston

John Law of Lauriston, written by A. W. Wiston-Glynn in the early 20th century, is a historical account of John Law, an influential financier and statesman of the early 18th century. The book details Law's role in founding the Bank of France and his controversial Mississippi Scheme, examining how his innovative financial theories and dynamic personality shaped France's economic landscape. It also explores his early life, relationships with key figures, and the challenges he faced in implementing his ideas amidst opposition.