The Panic of 1907

"The Panic of 1907" by Robert Bruner and Sean Carr offers a detailed, day-by-day account of one of America's most significant financial crises, which ultimately led to the creation of the Federal Reserve. Drawing on rare sources, the book explores the key events and underlying issues of the crisis, providing insights into its causes and consequences. This narrative aims to help readers understand and analyze the factors that can trigger market panics, making it a valuable guide for those interested in financial history and stability.