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England. He ran the price from $126 ounce to $171
ounce, reaping a good profit, and putting more financial
pressure on the Lincoln government. This was one of
many financial operations directed by the Rothschilds for
their own political and financial goals. As George
Peabody had no son to take over his firm, he took on
Junius Morgan as partner; Junius' son John Pierpont
Morgan, became known as "the most powerful
banker in the world", although his principal role was
to secretly carry out commissions for the House of
Rothschild.
The New York Times, Oct. 26, 1907, noted in connection
with J.P. Morgan's actions during the Panic of 1907:
"In conversation with the New York Times correspondent, Lord [Nathaniel]
Rothschild paid a high tribute to J.P. Morgan for his efforts in the present
financial juncture in New York. 'He is worthy of his reputation as a great
financier and a man of wonders. His latest action fills one with admiration and
respect for him.' "
This is the only [?] recorded instance when a Rothschild
praised any banker outside of his own family.
On March 28, 1932, the New York Times noted:
"London : N.M. Victor Rothschild, twenty-one-year-old nephew of Baron
Rothschild, is going to the United States soon to take a post with J.P. Morgan
& Co., it was learned tonight. It is usual for progressive British bankers to
send their young men to western states temporarily, one of the most notable
believers in the practice being the Anglo-American banking house of J. Henry
Schroder & Co."
The Morgan-Rothschild connection explains the
otherwise incomprehensible mystery of why J.P. Morgan,