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HG1552.R8 W56 1988
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Rothschild : the wealth and power of a dynasty / |
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HG1552.R816 M83 1982
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Baron James : the rise of the French Rothschilds / |
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HG1552.R816 M84 1981
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James de Rothschild : Francfort, 1792-Paris, 1868 : une métamorphose, une légende / |
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HG1552.R82 E46 1996
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Founder : a portrait of the first Rothschild and his time / |
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HG1552.R83 C66 2015
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The unexpected story of Nathaniel Rothschild / |
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HG1552.R83 K37 2006
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Nathan Mayer Rothschild and the creation of a dynasty : the critical years 1806-1816 / |
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HG1552.S33 W45 1997
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Hitler's banker : Hjalmar Horace Greeley Schacht / |
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HG1552.S56 S56 1984
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The indomitable Arab : the life and times of Abdulhameed Shoman (1890-1974), founder of the Arab Bank / |
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HG1552.S65 A3 1987
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Memoirs of Alexander Spitzmüller, Freiherr von Harmersbach (1862-1953) : former minister of trade and minister of finance in the Austro-Hungarian Empire, governor of the Austro-Hungarian Bank, director-general of the Creditanstalt Bankverein / |
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HG1552.T287 A3 2021
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Don't push too many trolleys : and other tips from navigating life and business / |
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HG1552.T287 T369 2020
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Don't Push Too Many Trolleys And Other Tips from Navigating Life and Business. |
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HG1552.T67 F45 2016
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Alessandro Torlonia : the Pope's banker / |
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HG1552 .Y87 A35
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Zarguzasht. |
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HG1561
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A comparative history of bank failures : from Medici to Barings / |
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HG1561 .C35 2014eb
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Fragile by design : the political origins of banking crises and scarce credit / |
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HG1561 .D38
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The Dawn of modern banking / |
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HG1561 .K37 2024
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A history of banks : from the Knights Templar to the present era / |
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HG1563.C6 H3
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The banking structure in Colorado : historic developments and recent changes / |
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HG1563.F6 C6 1975
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I banchieri Ebrei in Firenze nel secolo XV : e il monte pietà fondato da Girolamo Savonarola : appunti di storia economica con appendice di documenti / |
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HG1567.I73
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A help to trade, or, An office erected by countenance and allowance of his excellency the Lord Lieutenant, and the most honourable His Majestie's Privy Council of Ireland for the common good of all His Majesties subjects in the general advancement of trade in Dublin, for the most necessary forreign commodities, and also the native commodities, and manufactures of this kingdom in these proposals, (viz) |
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