Comma for either/or — dharma, courage. Spelling forgiving — corage finds courage.

    19th Century · English

    Commercial Crises of the Nineteenth Century

    Henry Mayers Hyndman

    Commercial Crises of the Nineteenth Century (1892), by Henry Mayers Hyndman. From the Marxists Internet Archive.

    Chapters
    12
    Variants
    12
    Genre
    Economics
    Difficulty
    Advanced

    chapters

    12 chapters
    1. 01Prefaceprose
    2. 02Introductionprose
    3. 03I. The Crisis of 1815prose
    4. 04II. The Crisis of 1825prose
    5. 05III. The Crisis of 1836-1839prose
    6. 06IV. The Crisis of 1847prose
    7. 07V. The Crisis of 1857prose
    8. 08VI. The Crisis of 1866prose
    9. 09VII. The Crisis of 1873prose
    10. 10VIII. The Crisis of 1882prose
    11. 11IX. The Crisis of 1890prose
    12. 12X. Remediesprose

    in the atlas

    fully mapped

    Figures— 10 of 12

    Adam Smith · Henry Mayers Hyndman · James Hargreaves · James Watt · Jennings · John Bellers · Karl Marx · Max Wirth · Napoleon Bonaparte · Richard Arkwright

    Ideas— 10 of 11

    Capitalist system · Continental System · Currency theory of crises · Free trade and market expansion · Glut of commodities · Machinery and technological change · Over-population theory · Over-production theory · Social production versus individual appropriation · Sunspot theory of crises

    Places— 10 of 16

    Asia Minor · Australia · China · France · Germany · Great Britain · India · Lancashire · North and South America · Russia

    Groups— 9

    Bank of England · Capitalists · Discharged soldiers and sailors · Landlords and farmers · Middle class · Orthodox political economists · Socialists · Speculators · Working class

    Events— 5

    Commercial crisis of 1815 · Industrial revolution · Luddite machine-breaking · Napoleonic Wars · Paris peace treaty 1815

    Objects— 5

    College of Industry · Corn Laws · Geschichte der Handelskrisen · Public funded debt · The Times

    6 citations · 11 themes · 58 entity mentions — every one anchored to a verbatim passage. The atlas.

    Names without a link are recorded but not yet paged.