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Re Causes, last paragraph
unless I am mistaken, this is not a sentence
However, recent research by Charles Calomiris and Larry Schweikart has suggested that the political fallout of the Dred Scott decision, which threatened to open up all of the western territories to slavery.
24.3.56.115 17:33, 3 March 2007 (UTC)
I agree that it is not a sentence.
Is it just me or are no actual remedies listed underneath "remedies" there are details of failed remedies but no mention of what actually worked. Was it that the lowered tariffs had some effect on the economy? If so, what was it? The author didn't really connect the statements to some point about the panic. ~ User:joel.a.davis 06:20, 30 December 2007
According to David Morier Evans (The History of the Commercial Crisis, 1857-58), there was an incredible "gold over-flood" in USA & Britain, that caused international commodity futures speculation on high margins: cotton, wheat, sugar & tea futures were traded "on paper" with leverage up to "10:1", that was the case of the Panic (one of the cases, at least), when SS Central America sank in a hurricane with tons of gold.
David Evans, now completely forgotten, was the editor of the Bankers' Magazine printed in London in Victorian Era. His books were digitized by Google some years ago.
Can anyone write about gold over-flood in middle XIX age?
P.S. I don't wanna to use term "inflation", that's not correct, younno. Vugluskr ( talk) 09:47, 31 December 2009 (UTC)
...farmers began to foreclose on their mortgaged lands in the west...
I believe that "foreclose" is what the lending institution does when the borrower "defaults" (fails to pay) on a loan secured by real estate. This portion of the sentence could be revised for clarity... Fumantoo ( talk) 23:02, 5 August 2011 (UTC)
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Re Causes, last paragraph
unless I am mistaken, this is not a sentence
However, recent research by Charles Calomiris and Larry Schweikart has suggested that the political fallout of the Dred Scott decision, which threatened to open up all of the western territories to slavery.
24.3.56.115 17:33, 3 March 2007 (UTC)
I agree that it is not a sentence.
Is it just me or are no actual remedies listed underneath "remedies" there are details of failed remedies but no mention of what actually worked. Was it that the lowered tariffs had some effect on the economy? If so, what was it? The author didn't really connect the statements to some point about the panic. ~ User:joel.a.davis 06:20, 30 December 2007
According to David Morier Evans (The History of the Commercial Crisis, 1857-58), there was an incredible "gold over-flood" in USA & Britain, that caused international commodity futures speculation on high margins: cotton, wheat, sugar & tea futures were traded "on paper" with leverage up to "10:1", that was the case of the Panic (one of the cases, at least), when SS Central America sank in a hurricane with tons of gold.
David Evans, now completely forgotten, was the editor of the Bankers' Magazine printed in London in Victorian Era. His books were digitized by Google some years ago.
Can anyone write about gold over-flood in middle XIX age?
P.S. I don't wanna to use term "inflation", that's not correct, younno. Vugluskr ( talk) 09:47, 31 December 2009 (UTC)
...farmers began to foreclose on their mortgaged lands in the west...
I believe that "foreclose" is what the lending institution does when the borrower "defaults" (fails to pay) on a loan secured by real estate. This portion of the sentence could be revised for clarity... Fumantoo ( talk) 23:02, 5 August 2011 (UTC)
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