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The story begins at least when George Peabody moved to London and took up English residence in 1837 --Â He with other merchant bankers who traded in dry goods in "high finance." This consisted of exclusive service to "governments, large companies and rich individuals." (Ron Chernow, The House of Morgan pg. 4 (1990))

Peabody was summoned by Baron Nathan Mayer Rothschild. Rothschild offered to pay all his entertainment bills. Hence, the famous Peabody July 4th dinners were bought and paid for by funds from the Rothschilds. (Eustace Mullins, The Secrets of the Federal Reserve pg. 49 (1991)).

In 1837, Peabody warned, in advance, by his British friends of their decision "to withdraw credits from the worldwide markets and thereby depress commercial values; so he was fully liquid and ready to pounce on the American properties rendered bargains by the British move."(Anton Chaitkin, Treason in America pg. 319 (1985)). In the crash of 1837 Peabody made a fortune purchasing depressed property in America.(Anton Chaitkin, Treason in America pg. 344 (1985))

Peabody "founded the Morgan financial empire." (Anton Chaitkin, Treason in America pg. 307 (1985)). In 1859 Junius Morgan assumed control of George Peabody and Company. Peabody's American agent was the Boston firm of Beebe, Morgan and Company -- headed by Junius Morgan. (Eustace Mullins, The Secrets of the Federal Reserve pg. 50 (1991))

J. Pierpont Morgan was in Vienna, his father wrote that Alexander Duncan had an opening in Duncan, Sherman & Company -- a bank affiliated with George Peabody in London. Pierpont soon was acting as George Peabody & Company's American representative. (Cass Canfield, Outrageous Fortunes pg. 68 (1981))

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Andrew Carnegie (1835-1919), While in England in 1873, on one of his frequent trips to Great Britain, he met Henry Bessemer and saw the Bessemer process of making steel. He then organized Carnegie, McCandless & Company with a capital of $700,000 and built a new steel plant named the Edgar Thompson Steel Works (to flatter the president of the Pennsylvania Railroad to get generous rebates). (B.C. Forbes, Men Who Made America Great pg. 42 (1917))

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In secret private international banking meetings in 1913, the Federal Reserve, occult acts of masons, Skull and Bones sort of Oddfellows formed the Federal Reserve. The Morgan's the Rothschild's, and other banking capitol elite have a direct correlations with the Federal Reserve, secret societies, occult activities. Word to your great, great, grandmother.

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