"'Spanish quicksilver', a preliminary note: The London market, global trade and the Rothschild monopoly (1820-50)".

Tristan Platt

"'Spanish quicksilver', a preliminary note: The London market, global trade and the Rothschild monopoly (1820-50)".

Tristan Platt

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Outlines the early history of the London Rothschilds' monopoly of sales of Spanish quicksilver all over the world, and especially to Mexico and the Pacific coast of South America.

Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	38-48
Number of pages	10
Journal	The Rothschild Archive: review of the year
Publication status	Published - Mar 2011

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"'Spanish quicksilver', a preliminary note: The London market, global trade and the Rothschild monopoly (1820-50)".

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