Extraordinary popular delusions and the madness of crowds by Charles Mackay ; with a foreword by Andrew Tobias ; with facsim. title pages and reproductions of original ill. from the editions of 1841 and 1852.
Detalles de publicación: New York Straus and Giroux 1932.Descripción: xxiv, 724 p. ill. 24 cmISBN:- 0517539195
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- AZ999 .M2 1980
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Whenever struck by campaigns, fads, cults and fashions, the reader may take some comfort that Charles Mackay can demonstrate historical parallels for almost every neurosis of our times. The South Sea Bubble, Witch Mania, Alchemy, the Crusades, Fortune-telling, Haunted Houses, and even 'Tulipomania' are only some of the subjects covered in this book, which is given a contemporary perspective through Professor Norman Stone's lively new Introduction.
Originally published in 1841 under title: Memoirs of extraordinary popular delusions.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
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- 1 The Mississippi Scheme
- 2 The South-Sea Bubble
- 3 The Tulipomania