Review of the Panic Year, 1903 771 CHAPTER LXX. Leading Wall Street Events up to the Fall of 1907 774 CHAPTER LXXI. The Great Crisis of 1907 790 CHAPTER LXXII. The Causes of the Crisis of 1907 797 CHAPTER LXXIII. RECENT MEN OF MARK. Charles M. Schwab.—Daniel Gray Reid.—Thomas Fortune 801 Ryan.—John Warne Gates.—August Belmont.—William H. Moore.—Anthony Nicholas Brady.—Stuyvesant Fish CHAPTER LXXIV. Needed Publicity and Reform in Corporations 807 CHAPTER LXXV. The Monetary Situation and its Remedies 822 CHAPTER LXXVI. Individuality versus Socialism 836 CHAPTER LXXVII. Great Wealth and Social Unrest 855 CHAPTER LXXVIII. The Financial Situation 879 CHAPTER LXXIX. Table showing Dates of Admission of the Members of the 913 New York Stock Exchange CHAPTER LXXX. England and Russia in our Great Civil War and the War 917 between Russia and Japan CHAPTER LXXXI. The Crisis of 1907 and its Causes. Was President 927 Roosevelt to Blame? CHAPTER LXXXII. Our Great American Panics from First to Last 943 CHAPTER LXXXIII. Wall Street as It Really Is. A Vindication 955 CHAPTER LXXXIV. The Financial and Trade Situation, Past, Present and 964 Future, Reviewing the Crisis of 1907, with Causes and Remedies CHAPTER LXXXV. American Social Conditions 1001 CHAPTER LXXXVI. Financial and Trade Situation and Prospects 1014 CHAPTER LXXXVII. Peace Assurances from Japan 1033 CHAPTER LXXXVIII. The Emperor of Japan 1037 CHAPTER LXXXIX. The National Corporation Problem 1045 Conclusion 1063 ------------------------------------------------------------------------ ILLUSTRATIONS. PAGE.