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The Frankfort Bourse benefited by the decline of the Amsterdam Bourse , which
had hitherto held a dominating position , and which almost completely collapsed
when the French conquered Holland in 1795 . The result was that much more ...
The Frankfort Bourse benefited by the decline of the Amsterdam Bourse , which
had hitherto held a dominating position , and which almost completely collapsed
when the French conquered Holland in 1795 . The result was that much more ...
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Gentz was even worse than Metternich at managing his private affairs , and
unlike the count , was completely unscrupulous in getting money from anybody
he could , from his own or from foreign states , from persons who desired orders
or ...
Gentz was even worse than Metternich at managing his private affairs , and
unlike the count , was completely unscrupulous in getting money from anybody
he could , from his own or from foreign states , from persons who desired orders
or ...
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Metternich , with his legitimist policy , had Solomon completely in tow ; Amschel
was not so prominent , but owing to the Jewish problem at Frankfort , he had to
follow the direction indicated by his protector Metternich , while James in Paris
was ...
Metternich , with his legitimist policy , had Solomon completely in tow ; Amschel
was not so prominent , but owing to the Jewish problem at Frankfort , he had to
follow the direction indicated by his protector Metternich , while James in Paris
was ...
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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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