Tulip-mania 1637: "the florists, though culpable, saw themselves as helpless victims of some cunning conspiracy, possibly Jewish"

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Tulip-mania 1637: "the florists, though culpable, saw themselves as helpless victims of some cunning conspiracy, possibly Jewish" (books.google.co.ve)

submitted 6.6 years ago by mememeyou

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Tallest_Skil 6.6 years ago

I like how the book just ignores the statement. It both refuses to discuss the jewish angle and refuses to explain how the florists were culpable.

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