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The 22 pages that link to Bank of England, each with the reason it gives.

• Glorious RevolutionRelated: Its creation helped finance the state whose post-revolutionary government relied on Parliament.

• European Central BankCompared with: The ECB sets policy for multiple countries; the Bank of England serves one state.

• Central bankBroader topic: Its long institutional history illustrates how central-bank roles evolve.

• William III of EnglandRelated: Its founding helped finance the wars pursued during William's reign.

• Federal ReserveCompared with: Its long institutional history and governance provide a comparison with the Federal Reserve.

• Lender of last resortBroader topic: Its nineteenth-century crisis responses supplied the institutional setting for Bagehot’s principles.

• Quantitative easingRelated: It used asset purchases to support demand after the 2008 financial crisis and later shocks.

• Legal tenderRelated: Its notes illustrate how legal-tender rules differ across jurisdictions and issuers.

• Nine Years' WarRelated: Its creation was part of England's wartime response to costly borrowing needs.

• BanknoteRelated: Its early notes helped establish bank-issued paper money in Europe.

• South Sea BubbleCompared with: It competed with the South Sea Company for influence over the management of government debt.

• United States Department of the TreasuryCompared with: Its central-banking role differs from the Treasury’s fiscal responsibilities.

• Gordon BrownRelated: Its coordination with the Treasury shaped Britain’s response to the banking crisis.

• Paper moneyRelated: Its early notes helped establish bank-issued paper currency in Europe.

• HSBCCompared with: Unlike HSBC, it sets policy and oversees parts of the financial system rather than operating as a commercial bank.

• Kenneth GrahameRelated: His long banking career ran alongside his development as a writer.

• Pound sterlingRelated: It sets monetary policy and issues the banknotes used across much of the UK.

• ChequeRelated: Its early banking practices helped establish the use of written orders to withdraw money.

• Christine LagardeCompared with: Its national remit contrasts with the ECB’s responsibility for a multinational currency area.

• Economy of the United KingdomRelated: Its interest-rate decisions influence borrowing, inflation, and economic activity across the UK.

• History of bankingBroader topic: Its transformation shows how public finance and banking institutions became intertwined.

• History of moneyBroader topic: Its development illustrates how public borrowing and note issue became linked to banking.