Street of the speculators,Mississippi Bubble,hunchback

Title: ['The street of the speculators' during the 'Mississippi Bubble', when peasants all over France sold everything they had, flocked to Paris, and bought 100 dollar-par shares of gambler John Law's stocks at 3,600 apiece. The hunchback in the foreground made 10,000 dollars by letting people use his back as a desk]
Date Created/Published: [no date recorded on caption card]
Medium: 1 photographic print.
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Culver service photo of etching.
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Caption card tracings: Reproduced from La Louisianae by Eugène Guénin (Paris, 1904).
Bookmark /2007683128/
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