1. The Three Most Significant Points from "The House of Morgan"
... of Morgan was willing to grant credit to individuals of poor character and aid parties who committed unforgivable acts, they would not grant credit to Jews. A common thread throughout the book is the disdain Jews were held in by the Morgans, who viewed Jews "as a global fifth column feigning loyalty to host governments while furtively advancing foreign plots". Chernow comments that ... ...
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