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Adams vs. Jefferson: The Tumultuous Election of 1800
... from delusion,” for his party's victory signaled that the nation had overcome its
rapture for militarism, monarchy, commercialism, corrupt stockjobbery,
infringements on civil liberties, and a reunion with Great Britain. To Paine, who
had forecast ...
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The Philosopher and His Poor
The industrial development of the Second Empire will also be ''an orgy of
stockjobbery, finance swindling, Joint-Stock Company adventures . . . a
pandemonium of all the low passions of the higher classes . . . the glory of
prostitution.''∞π The ...
Jacques Rancière, Andrew Parker, 2004
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The General Theory of Law & Marxism
One need only refer to Ihering's diverting lamentations about the 'mire of
speculation and fraudulent stockjobbery', beneath which the 'healthy feeling for
law' has been submerged." It is not difficult to establish that the idea of
unconditional ...
Evgeniĭ Bronislavovich Pašukanis, 2001
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Hogarth: The "modern moral subject", 1697-1732
10 Operas, pantomimes, and masquerades were all utilized in the imagery of
stockjobbery. The windmill, the Harlequin suspended in the air above the crowd,
and even the carting away of wastepaper (which in 1720 had alluded to the ...
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A Library of the World's Best Literature - Ancient and ...
... 'Mother and Daughter' (1830); < Stockjobbery ; or, The Fashionable Trade ' (
1835); 'Lord Novart' (1836) ; and 'The Heiress' (1844). His strongest work, 'The
Wives of Henry VIII.,' failed of success, but is a happy imitation of Shakespeare.
Charles Dudley Warner, 2008
Little more than a near-hollow shell after the 1906 sellout, United Copper was
described by the Copper Handbook, spokesman for the industry, as a "blind pool,
" an "exceptionally daring piece of stockjobbery," a pawn of an entrepreneur who
...
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James Madison: A Biography
... great crusade against the forces of plutocracy, arrogance, Anglomania, and
stockjobbery that since 1789 had seduced the new nation from its revolutionary
ideals and purpose.4 Madison had a chance to express his ideological
enthusiasm ...
Ralph Louis Ketcham, 1971
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The Economics of Mining, Third Edition: Value Organization ...
... short account of several of the extraordinary schemes that were promoted in
the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries.3 Widespread speculation and
stockjobbery came in with the growth of early trading companies mentioned in
chapter 12, ...
The Economics of Mining, Third Edition
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The history and methods of the Paris bourse
... the broadening of the market, while the stockbrokers, in their appeals to the
authorities, will say of their competitors that they represent anarchy, robbery, and
stockjobbery in its worst form, and that the members of the open market are a.
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Henry Adams, the Middle Years
In spite of himself Charles had been drawn into the intrigue and stockjobbery of
Wall Street to protect the Union Pacific and he knew he had failed for he had
neither the stomach nor the talent for Wall Street intrigue. "A man stands about
the ...
