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James Rothschild

French banker
Also known as: Jakob Rothschild
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  • Mayer Amschel Rothschild
    Rothschild family
    / Mayer’s five sons

    Amschel, Nathan, Jakob, Salomon, and Karl—the founders of the Rothschild consortium—showed themselves variously suited to the work they inherited from their father: Nathan and Jakob stood out among their brothers by the force of their personalities—particularly Nathan, who was often characterized by his contemporaries as hard, deliberately…

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    Amschel, Nathan, Jakob, Salomon, and Karl—the founders of the Rothschild consortium—showed themselves variously suited to the work they inherited from their father: Nathan and Jakob stood out among their brothers by the force of their personalities—particularly Nathan, who was often characterized by his contemporaries as hard, deliberately…

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