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Samuel Jaudon (1796-1874) was a 19th-century banker and businessman who, as an employee and agent of the Bank of the United States, helped cause or worsen the Panic of 1837.

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rdfs:comment	Samuel Jaudon (1796-1874) est un banquier américain du XIXe siècle qui a joué un rôle important lors de la Panique de 1837 et plus généralement dans les années 1830, marquée par la "Guerre de la banque centrale", entre Nicholas Biddle, gouverneur de la Second Bank of the United States depuis 1822, dont Samuel Jaudon est le trésorier, et le président américain Andrew Jackson. (fr) Samuel Jaudon (1796-1874) was a 19th-century banker and businessman who, as an employee and agent of the Bank of the United States, helped cause or worsen the Panic of 1837. (en)
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