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Tulips, the South Sea and Mississippi bubbles

Financial panics

The first speculative manias, from Dutch tulips in the 1630s to John Law's Mississippi scheme and the South Sea Bubble of 1720.

5 books on Tulips, the South Sea and Mississippi bubbles, recommended by 1 person including Patrick O'Shaughnessy.

5 books · 1 experts

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  1. The South Sea BubbleJohn Carswell, 1960
  2. TulipmaniaAnne Goldgar, 2005
  3. John LawAntoin E. Murphy, 1997
  4. MillionaireJanet Gleeson, 2000
  5. The First CrashRichard Dale

The best books on Tulips, the South Sea and Mississippi bubbles 5

The South Sea BubbleThe South Sea Bubble
T2 The South Sea Bubble
John Carswell · 1960
The standard account of 1720.
Open Library
TulipmaniaTulipmania
T2 Tulipmania
Anne Goldgar · 2005
The archival demolition of the tulip story everyone repeats.
Open Library
John LawJohn Law
T3 John Law
Antoin E. Murphy · 1997
The scholarly treatment of Law as economic theorist and policymaker.
Open Library
MillionaireMillionaire
T3 Millionaire
Janet Gleeson · 2000
John Law, the Mississippi bubble and the invention of paper money in France.
Open Library
The First Crash
T4 The First Crash
Richard Dale
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Recommended byPatrick O'Shaughnessy

Experts 1

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