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test this arrangement that they would lose their interest in the
estate.
Later, Nathan organized the London firm of N. M. Rothschild
& Sons on the same plan. This firm was probably owned
in equal proportions by him and his brothers and governed in
the same manner as the parent partnership.
Originally the partnership agreement provided that no important
decision should be made without the approval of all the
partners. As the fortune grew in magnitude it became impractical
to hold partners conferences upon its numerous undertakings.
It is probable that Nathan's firm was organized in part
to meet that situation and for the purpose of separating the
activities of the London house from those of the continental
houses.
It was probably Mayer Amschel's purpose in the beginning
to establish a Jewish dynasty with his male descendants as
rulers. Whether that was his purpose or not, it was the effect
of his will. He established the kingdom of the Jews that has
since been governed by his male descendants. Wherever a Jew
is located, whatever nationality he may claim, he is a subject of
this kingdom; his allegiance and duty to it supersedes his allegiance
and duty to the country in which he dwells.
If a conflict develops between the government of his adopted
country and his racial government, the Jew will always be found
on the side of his race. He may not know the personnel of his
racial government, its decisions may be unwritten, but they will
reach him in some form, through his rabbis and through secret
societies, and he is always obedient to them. That fact furnishes
the explanation of all this Jewish war propaganda which is supported
blindly and without dissent by all Jews.
At the time of Mayer Amschel's death he was by far the
richest man in the world or that had ever lived. The magnitude
of his fortune at that time is unknown. It was growing by leaps
and bounds at such a rapid rate that it probably could not be
estimated. He knew the power of money and the wisdom of
secrecy. He believed with religious fervor that the Jews were
the "chosen people" and that God had promised them that they
should rule the world.
We cannot know whether at that time he had in contemplation
a Jewish world empire. Apparently this was a later
development. There is good reason to believe that this ambitious
enterprise was initiated by Theodore Herzl a short time before