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Banque de France appointment of

and BIS

and blame for Great Depression

and Caillaux

and currency problems

death of

disillusionment of

and divisiveness at Banque de France

early career of

and exchange rate

and France as world financial center

and French-British relations

and French-German relations

and gold reserves

and gold standard

and Harrison

and interest rates

at La Frissonaire

and Mellon

and Norman

personal life of

personality/character of

and Poincaré

and politics

power and prestige of

and Quesnay

reaction to Great Crash by

as reflection of national psyche

and reparations

resignation of