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in coins

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1812.

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reared

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to

continue

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can win

the

Cassel

to submit

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in addition to beinr a collector

chess,

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the

tortures

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one

day my ancestor was usherei

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of our

was

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same

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,

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for me

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in him,

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,

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too

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,

fouader of our hous

in coins

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,

,

aboat my

information

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ancestors

He

which

hypotheses

are

west,

Christianity

to

of Russia

conversion

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by fiibbor,

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of slave

tribe

from a

they were descended

to believe,

inclined

the virtoal

1704 and died

ir

ic 1750,

1812.

ir

He

and a rereral merchant.

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I

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ace

fiarbridse

of coins be

,

.

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was devoted to

the foundation on

reared

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the preserce

chess.

happered of

the

to

continue

arcestor ventured to you

can win

the

Cassel

to submit

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in addition to beinr a collector

chess,

and the chesshoard proved

which

the

tortures

that

one

day my ancestor was usherei

Drince while he

of our

was

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same

observe Name.

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,

-

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in

not

that

he

so“

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is my

woodmfiaturedly

'take my place and

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as

sate

hidden

it

into

toe hoard,'in

replied the Elector,

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”awe

mate.’

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'lf

a

lam mate —

are

to

family were

enwaeed

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useless

Fact

,

then set up or mis

often visited

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,

iv

for me

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the Elector's

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1

coair by

,

tre

in him,

and

checkwated his

Skill

he displayed

opponent that

he

.

the Elector

forthwith

became

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,

was

so

struck

interested

and

Finally

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appointed him his financial event in Iboi.

of

eerwany

ins

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before

cluded, were his with

,

.

his sons

delieht

,

of

tle

as has

war,

valuables

and securit-

been

,

said

and when peace

in

had

they restored iwterest

it

for ,

the

return

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in

his namesake Yayer Anselw was other

beer

,

con—

its

eutirety

brothers

,

to but

.

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the

1512

of his fortune.

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but

irvasion

French

who were carryinr on the afFairs of the firm,

by the Elector

accumulated

his

all

placed

the

of

time

the

at

Mayer cied,

termination

called on

and

the Elector

keepinw

the

,

able

were

the head sent

of?

.

,

of whom

Of the five sons“

of the Frankfort firm, iv

their

youth

to

the

four corners of the civilised world to make their fortunes. Solowon

,

my Waterhal

already krown

in

tke

Grandfather early days

,

of

wept this

to Austria, century as

Rothschild', althouch he was also the founder of House,

are

spent much of His time

athaniel belame Veapolitan branch our Paris

in

the

while

James

became

the

the

was 'Viehra

our Paris

Wrench capital

the head of our London house, ,

and

.

Charles of the

leadinc

partner

in

firm

Vathaniel went

to Manchester

in I797.

”is father had dud

husihess relations with tee House of Peel,

who made corsicr—

ments of cloth and woollen rooms to him at

Frankfort,

throurh

the aiency of a London Firm,

which of course cheried a commiss~

ion

Pathaniel

on

these

traosactiors.

was

directed

to

arranqe

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iv the

an eminert position

rose to

and ‘ayer Rothschild

,

to another

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of

eerwany

ins

1“ his

before

cluded, were his with

,

.

his sons

delieht

,

of

tle

as has

war,

valuables

and securit-

been

,

said

and when peace

in

had

they restored iwterest

it

for ,

the

return

not merely

in

his namesake Yayer Anselw was other

beer

,

con—

its

eutirety

brothers

,

to but

.

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the

1512

of his fortune.

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but

irvasion

French

who were carryinr on the afFairs of the firm,

by the Elector

accumulated

his

all

placed

the

of

time

the

at

Mayer cied,

termination

called on

and

the Elector

keepinw

the

,

able

were

the head sent

of?

.

,

of whom

Of the five sons“

of the Frankfort firm, iv

their

youth

to

the

four corners of the civilised world to make their fortunes. Solowon

,

my Waterhal

already krown

in

tke

Grandfather early days

,

of

wept this

to Austria, century as

Rothschild', althouch he was also the founder of House,

are

spent much of His time

athaniel belame Veapolitan branch our Paris

in

the

while

James

became

the

the

was 'Viehra

our Paris

Wrench capital

the head of our London house, ,

and

.

Charles of the

leadinc

partner

in

firm

Vathaniel went

to Manchester

in I797.

”is father had dud

husihess relations with tee House of Peel,

who made corsicr—

ments of cloth and woollen rooms to him at

Frankfort,

throurh

the aiency of a London Firm,

which of course cheried a commiss~

ion

Pathaniel

on

these

traosactiors.

was

directed

to

arranqe

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We was as trust~

.

Financial world

iv the

an eminert position

rose to

and ‘ayer Rothschild

,

to another

One step led

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Var—

prospered at

before the rattle of Waterloo. Was

It

become

koowledee of the public

;

reached rim

then at

were

lay

to

rimht,or Lord Liverpool,

the

It has

Hefore he

ietellirerce

stock

of

called

,

the" Prime ”irister,

Console late

at

aha woke him

the news was prohably

tidines.

to him the welcome

up to impart

—

a low fidure

mood

in a

the

that he took

as Has been alleded,

irfiormation

the

of

advantaee

nor whether,

the

maewer

what

in

to

came

Tovernment.

or evefl of the

,

exactly ascertained

been

it

0? the victory of Waterloo before

the news

receiv—

methaniel

that

of history

a matter

»

brouaht

to my

Trandfatner by one

eneers,

aod rot

,

as

I am contirwed is from one

was

of

rererally

this opinion

these messer~ers

of

his many

supuosed

,

THis he

present

it

of

fave

by a

bv the fact

that

to my Nether

,

to my Erother vathaniel.

arms

truments

,

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Tathariel

and

containih:

as well short

as a secret

but

piMeor.

he ortaihed

drawer

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swal]

wooden

inlaid with

variety of

eolo

the ihsn

intended for poison

career

vhich

wro afterwards made a

innirite

remarkable

.

of my firandfather

, who died in I856, furnished his cortemporaries with

material

for man? areodotes, v.

tion

the

of

an

Wess~

carria e o‘i the field

case of the most hiehly finished workmanship, imperial

carrier

Wapoleon‘s dressinr-case

taktr from the Emmeror's travellinm

of battle.

confimertial

best

bit

I

autherticated

o?

Have preserved

tWem only.

the

Gold

recollec—

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whicfi

'a pillar of the

was already called

and

careers

his successful

—

to

, but in 1806 he settled in Loreen , where be continued

cfiester

never

Re

.

commission

the

saving

so

,

Frankfort

ed

should make their coosirnmerts direct

tEe firm of Peel

that

__;..

Var—

prospered at

before the rattle of Waterloo. Was

It

become

koowledee of the public

;

reached rim

then at

were

lay

to

rimht,or Lord Liverpool,

the

It has

Hefore he

ietellirerce

stock

of

called

,

the" Prime ”irister,

Console late

at

aha woke him

the news was prohably

tidines.

to him the welcome

up to impart

—

a low fidure

mood

in a

the

that he took

as Has been alleded,

irfiormation

the

of

advantaee

nor whether,

the

maewer

what

in

to

came

Tovernment.

or evefl of the

,

exactly ascertained

been

it

0? the victory of Waterloo before

the news

receiv—

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tho Pharaohs.

case

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in

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and

.

consequently

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,

to

not

an

porsxe.

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river

,

ens

in

auept

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fen-

in the

the Winter we ske—

ted with our friends on the low—lying meagoWS whicx had been flooood by the 'utumnsl rains I

cared much less than for

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,

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net

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excellent howevec, .

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into

Cairo

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,

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i

heavily ,

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the neat

Father's

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never

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"reatest

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child~

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a Spaniard ~

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when it

entery

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into

in these

Scope,

for wnIJH eon gardens and

called.

,

an earnestness unequalled by most

,

was

however,

be members of my oWn family

smes

,

,

excitenent

on

unpeckinq and

f*! 4 W

“K”Uliinf a mummy , which my Father had hrouqnt home from his Vlslt arc

to the land of

trove

in the

tho Pharaohs.

case

,

and

were

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alto

other disappointed.

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systrum

bottle

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that

Vy

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,

of a priestess

,

and

as well as a small

conteined a

gold lachrym,rium

where

the mummy gnu

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are

still

its

to

be

cases seeL

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tions

,

I was

in Paris and London

of a park

where

a

tall,

often

lazy Queen Amelie

,

the

The

fleas

thut

took me

grounos. down

,

This

was

to

of

feed

park

Consort

Suresnes

Vlllh“e

taken

sadmlooking,

recollection is of

often

or

to

the

Fianke

.

and receiving a 008-

on

visits

was

St.

,

of Louis Phillippe.

on

tame

ladd

Cloud

, my Grandfather s

name

the

middle—aged

the

deer

wheve

in an en

losuve

and

Paris

or

only

occasiOn

elsewhere

have

house

rursc

d

the

t

in

this house was burnt

on which an; had

to

of my relatives

suffer

from Pevolutionists or anarchists

the

My next

and the deer were tortureo to ueath by the Paris the

is

stood

County;

Seine,

Ducinf the devolution of 1648

g

to my rela—

. My first recollection of Paris

convecsinc with my Mother.

the

beautifull;

which are now in the pessession of my elder

Father gave

Museum

,

any

personal

mob. in

9

injury

.

The Tevolution of Icee was a critical time for my French

relatives

.

SOme fanatics burst

uncle demandinfi of him that

them . thet,

he

into the

one

of

of my Creatu

should olviue his foflune amonq

" At what figure uO yen estimate uni

offiCe

the men repliec at

a; fortlne? " he asked

haphazard

"

At

thirty-five

J

%

f E; ‘x

millions

esked

.

fairly,

."

"

And how man;

" We are do

ten