about 2 and a half billion people lived in the English colonies<span />
Jackson referred to William Eustis’s circular letter of 22 Aug. 1812 to the governors of Tennessee, Kentucky, Ohio, and Illinois Territory, announcing that William Henry Harrison had been appointed a brigadier general in the U.S. Army and requesting that the governors “call out & place at his disposal, such portion of the Detached militia as he may require”
Answer: He made a risky gamble
Explanation: John Law made a bet with Lord Londonderry in August 1719 that East India Company stock would weaken over the following year. He lost the bet. It was this wager and not the collapse of the Mississippi bubble that ruined Law. On 28 December 1720, he fled France disguised as a woman and died in Venice nine years later, a poor man.