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The Business (The Rothschild Archive: Index of houses and businesses)

The Rothschild Archive (Public site: "The Business")

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  1. Index items: Frankfurt banking house / London banking house / Paris banking house / Vienna banking house / Naples banking house / Other businesses / The Alliance Assurance Company / The Royal Mint Refinery / Wine businesses / Rothschild Tea
  2. Chronology item names (excerpt): The first Rothschild family Partnership agreement / The Waterloo commission / The first Rothschild loan: the Prussian 5% Loan / Barons of the Austrian Empire / The house of Rothschild rescues the Bank of England / Salomon von Rothschild builds Austria's first steam railway / Establishment of the Royal Mint Refinery / Lionel de Rothschild assists the British Government to purchase shares in the Suez Canal / Loans to Japan / The first Gold Fixing takes place at New Court / N M Rothschild & Sons finances expansion of the London Underground / N M Rothschild & Sons respond to the Creditanstalt crisis in Austria

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