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Asylum for the Deaf and Dumb

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Bank of England

A national bank formed in 1694 to help the English government finance its ongoing war with France.

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Bethlem Hospital

Bethlem Hospital was founded in 1247 as the priory of the New Order of our Lady of Bethlehem, a centre for the collection of alms for the Crusader church which helped link London to the Holy Land.

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Bridewell Hospital

In 1553 Edward VI gave Bridewell Palace to City authorities and granted a royal charter to found a hospital for housing homeless children and 'disorderly women'.

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Christ’s Hospital

A charity school founded by royal charter in 1553, with the core aim of providing children (boys and girls) of poor backgrounds the chance of a better education.

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Committee of Merchants Trading to Africa

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Corporation of the London Assurance

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Cyfarthfa Ironworks

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East India Dock Company

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Guinea Company

A joint stock company formed in 1618 to govern England's West African commerce.

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