City Bankers, 1890 1914

Focusing on the banking community in London from 1890 to 1914, this work provides an in-depth exploration of the social origins, education, and careers of city bankers during a pivotal era. It examines the influential relationships among key banking dynasties and their political clout, drawing on extensive banking archives and private papers. This comprehensive study offers valuable insights into the intersection of finance and aristocratic society in Edwardian Britain, making it essential for business historians and economists interested in this influential group.