AN OVERLY OPTIMISTIC BUSINESS PLAN. Jackie Wullschlager, the writer on art who may be the best thing about the Financial Times, points out today that the father of the eighteenth century artist William Hogarth ended in a debtor’s prison when his venture to establish a Latin-speaking coffee house failed.
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