Customer Review: For a long time, I have wanted to read this 1852 classic, "Extraordinary Popular Delusions and the Madness of Crowds", but why I decided to do so recently, was because I was hoping to get some insights into understanding our recent Housing bubble and 2007-8 financial meltdown. I am glad I read it,... more info
Customer Review: I bought this book even though I eat dairy free and egg-free because of allergies. This book has amazing pictures and even more amazing recipes. I can at least cook them for my husband:)
Customer Review: It's always good to check a place like Project Gutenberg when you're considering older texts, especially things published before 1923. In this case, the book is in the public domain and you can download it for free.
Customer Review: The combination of these two titles in one volume makes sense. Bothe titles are essential reading for those interested in the history of economics. However, there are no notes or introductions to the two titles so you have to look elsewhere to get the complete context of the two works.
Customer Review: This was the only book I ever felt so ripped-off by that I returned it immediately to Amazon. I had a few experiences of total disappointment, but this book seemed to be nothing more than a copy and paste of 100 year old public domain material presented as a a relevant work. There is no original... more info
Customer Review: These two volumes, "Memoirs of Extraordinary Popular Delusions and the Madness of Crowds" are the text of the original titled "Extraordinary Popular Delusions and the Madness of Crowds".
Notice the addition of the word "Memoirs" in the title. It also has the original and other Prefaces... more info
