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It was therefore decided that the interest on loans should not , as had hitherto been the practice , be payable in hard cash in all the principal exchanges in Europe , but should be payable in paper in Vienna only .
It was therefore decided that the interest on loans should not , as had hitherto been the practice , be payable in hard cash in all the principal exchanges in Europe , but should be payable in paper in Vienna only .
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He had acquired very cheaply a large proportion of the bills issued by Wellington , and proceeded to cash them at the British Treasury . The cash which he thus receivedgenerally in the form of guineas - he sent across the Channel to ...
He had acquired very cheaply a large proportion of the bills issued by Wellington , and proceeded to cash them at the British Treasury . The cash which he thus receivedgenerally in the form of guineas - he sent across the Channel to ...
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Thereupon the prince wrote as follows to his father's loyal servant : " I am well aware that the House of Rothschild can loan no capital sums in cash at five percent without loss , and at the same time that the prestige of the firm is ...
Thereupon the prince wrote as follows to his father's loyal servant : " I am well aware that the House of Rothschild can loan no capital sums in cash at five percent without loss , and at the same time that the prestige of the firm is ...
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The Rothschild Family During | 28 |
The Great Napoleonic Crisis and | 109 |
The Brothers Rothschild During | 187 |
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| Título | The Rise of the House of Rothschild |
| Autor | Count Egon Caesar Corti |
| Publicado en | 1928 |
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