Influential families of England. How Coena, Rothschilds, Goldsmids, Montefiore, Samuel and Sasssuni made up

The British writer and journalist Chaim Bermant traces the history of the legendary Jewish families who went from the continent to England at the end of the 18th century, which for two centuries determined financial policy and influenced events in all corners of the vast British Empire, and the rest of the world. With a skillful hand, Bermant draws the characters of enterprising dealers, who managed not only to make huge states, but also to make a significant contribution to the prosperity of the new homeland and the development of public freedoms in the UK and beyond. Set forth in the book of history from the life of the Rothschilds, Goldsmids, Montephiore, Coins and other Jewish families, interconnected by kinship, fully reveal to the reader, how their exorbitant wealth, foresight and unity - and all this is seasoned with a good pinch of curious and rash actions - allowed them to take an influential position in the state