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The Rothschild Dynasty 21
CHAPTER 5
THE ROTHSCHILDS PLUNDER THE FIVE GREAT POWERS
Count Buol-Schauenstein, Austria's representative, was outraged
by the Dalberg-Rothschild deal with Frankfurt's Jews:
Trade is still the only means of livelihood the Jews adopt.
This nation, which never amalgamates with any other,
but always hangs together to pursue its own ends will
soon overshadow Christian firms; and with their terribly
rapid increase in population they will soon spread over
the whole city, so that a Jewish trading city will gradually
arise beside our venerable cathedral.
I spent considerable time researching documents in the
British Museum, which in any way referred to the family in order
to qualify to write about the rise of the Rothschild dynasty, much
of what came from that source. Baron James became a great
personality. Kings and ministers were obliged to reckon with him
and he justified this by financing a loan of 520 million francs to
the Government of the Restoration, which needed the money
after the great wars of the Revolution and of the Empire. In his
Juifs de l'Epoque Toussenei wrote:
One can take the fatal year 1815 as the era of new power;
though prior to this date the coalition of