Chronicles and Characters of the Stock Exchange
1850
Chronicles and Characters of the Stock Exchange
John, of the Bank of England Francis
1850
Economics, History - British, History - Modern (1750+)
Chronicles and Characters of the Stock Exchange, written by John Francis in 1850, provides a historical account of the Stock Exchange in London. The book examines the evolution of the national debt, notable financial events, and key figures who influenced the financial landscape. It discusses early financial practices, including speculation and taxation, and highlights significant anecdotes like Tulip Mania, illustrating the impact of finance on society and individual morals during that era.
