The Panic of 1837 In 10 Minutes

This is kind of brief, but you get the idea. I more or less cut my script in half, lol. If you want me to do more on economic history, please tell me. But, it's probably really boring, lol.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Panic_of_1837

http://mises.org/books/historyofmoney.pdf

http://mises.org/journals/scholar/trask1.pdf


http://mises.org/journals/jls/2_2/2_2_7.pdf

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• panic of 1837
• 1837
• economic history
• economics
• buisness cycle
• austrian economics
• libertarian
• libertarianism

[gunsandbullhorns]

It's Gresham's Law. Not Grimshaw's.

I only mention this because it's the only flaw I can find with this video. Impressive work you do.

Bravo!

[spawktalk]

@gunsandbullhorns AH! I always do that lol, no idea why

[icfnord]

You sound a little anti-semitic. I guess I'd just like to say that Murray Rothbard was a jew and he is the most outspoken opponent of central banking that ever lived. Mises was a jew as well.

If you're going to lash out against people because of their race, at least make sure you have a case that they actually are all evil without exception; as is the case with shitskins.

[spawktalk]

It was a joke lol

[latewire]

Thanks for this, nice to hear an austrian perspective on this.

[wilmsoft]

um, you call this a video yet, there is no video?

[normalconservativefo]

thanks for this....i had no idea.you truly educated me...

[Masface15]

He was joking only to keep the audience entertained. Great job, I wish you were my American History teacher, she's a Jew too, and she sucks. Nothing against Jews, they are the best writers in Hollywood in my opinion (jokin, again, but holy shit they are hilarious and talented). So here's my question: the Panic of 1837 was caused by the redistribution of money into state banks, or did it have to do with the lowering of the price of cotton? Or a combination of those with other things involved?

[thebackbencher666]

i transcribed this video almost word for word to text...when you get a chance can you do some videos on the other panics of the 1800's?

[thebackbencher666]

absolutely great...glad i found this vid...did you ever do a full video since you said you cut this one in half...

[gunsandbullhorns]

@spawktalk

I'm studying the panic of 1837 right now. Can you recommend any books? Someone told me that Biddle actually threatened Jackson or Van Buren that he would intentionally create economic turbulence in order to blame it on Jackson. Have you read that anywhere?

[xlangman11]

they are more referred to as wildcat banks ACTUALLY, jk, but srsly