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to destroy this Bank


l6 But certain wise men, among which were Daniel and
Harry and Jack whose Downing did tell King
Andrew and all the people how that much evil and very
distress and mighty deah of money would surely bea the
whole land when the Bank should from among them
They did prophesv that the banks of King An
drew would blow up every and that the money of them
would speedily to naught


II Nevertheless the people would not listen to the words
OF the wise neither would King Andrew turn him from
his purpose which he had made destroy the Bank And
King Andrew did poison very and did bend his
longest bow which called the Globe and did shoot the
Bank with the arrows until 1t died.


g. And King Andrew destroyed the Bank. and commanded
his banks that they should give the people in
great abundance 50 that the people might sigh after the
Bank which he had destroyed.


l9 And the pet banks did even as King Andrew had com
manded them and the money of the pet banks did all
land and the people believed the money would be good
forever and did sing psalms of praise King Andrew,
which had done such marvellous things. u


CHAPTER


And came pass after that the pet banks
wherein King Andrew had placed the public treasures did
a blow up with mighty noise, and the of them be-
exceeding bad that thieves could be found steal
IT, And when the people ihis, they remembered the
prophecies Of Daniel and of Harry and of Jack whose
name was Downing and the people onged another Bank


like that which in the days OF King John the End
whose money wasalways good.


Now before this King Andrew had reigned eight years
and had made his avore counsellor which called Mar
tia the crafty, be King in his And when King An
drew had done this he departed into province which was
called Tennessee and there did feed swine and banks
8 And the people complained unto King Martin saying
Behold King these pet banks have blown up altogether
and money good for naugh and distress hath
come upon us and upon and our children and there
is no bank TO help Give unto O King Bank like
INTO that which King Andrew killed when he said u.s.
the money Of my pet banks better than the money of the
banI for know that King Andrew did deceive
| rs to grievous bur.


a. And King Martin called together his couscllors and
said them what shall do with this people, which
King Anlreyv did set me to rule for they expect much


from their King and have said give us'a bank


Have promised walk IN the footsteps OF King Andrew
and how / give unto this people bank like unto that
4 which King Andrew destroyed.


Il 5 And Thomas the humbugger answered and sad o


King live and reign forever in thy craness and let hum
bug this people Let King, take only of our
selves and LEI do nothing for the people, but let them take
care Of themselves.


G Moreover do thou build sub in every prov


nc for keep the public and let us no longer re-
ccve rag money into the treasury but let US receive ONLY
gold and silver and let leave the rags Tor the people, lot
rars are good enoug such unruly people, which will
not obey the voice of King Martin be ruled by him.


r. Ifthou Wilt do this King, thou wilt get into thy rea
srv all the cold and silver whchis provinces and
tery destroy all the pet banks IN all the provinces ane the
people then money save only from the and he
people will become subject unto thee and Will serve thee Tor
ever and thou cans do with them whatever thou wilt


g. And the thing pleased King Martin WELL and he called


together grand Sanhedrim of the whole provinces and
commanded them to make decree Tor subtreasury ac
. cordirg TO the plan of Thomas the humbugger.
But the Sanhedfiu feared the people, and would not dc
as King Martin commanded hen for they knew that tht
d people did long for Bank And King Martin was very
n wroh with the men oil the Sanhedrm ana sent hen
Il away from his presence.


10 And he caused Francis make lies concerning th


suhtreasnrv among the people which did tel


the people the lies which Francis had made and which sae


the people how that the ubteasury would surely give un


to the people abundance of gold and silver ana cause tn
money oft pet banks which exceeding bad and good
e for nothing to become very good


IL And when King Martin had done this he called th
grand Sanhedrm together again. AID commanded then
10 make decree subtreasury as he had comman


ed them before but the Sanhedrm would obey his voice
to do as he commanded And he commanded them
thrice again. but they refused every time and would not obe
(. him.
II And when King Martin that there were IN tn
s Sanbedrn more of the wise which would not ooc
him than of them which would have done even according
his will he caused wise from province whic


Twas called jersey bedriven ofhe ne Pu
ID other men, which promised to obey him, IN the room
N them which were driven out !,
wi l3 And when this done, the Sanhedrim made dt


cree for subeasury and King Martin reoced thereat e'
n cee1inplv and he said within himself Now VIII reig
,e forever over this people, and will rule them with od
iron for they are an unruy and rebeous people and hav
desnsed and spoken evil King Andrew which made
King after him. and they have asked for Bank ana nav
Sc stirred up the cSanhedrm strive against my Will.
to Ia Now after these things King Martin dld grevousi
the people his Sub Treasury and the money


the net banks did get better every day. And the peop
is saw how that they had been deceived by the lies OF Franc