France’s fiscal crisis after Louis XIV’s deathSep 1, 1715Labels: Philippe d, France, Fiscal crisisBritannicaBofF wiki
John Law receives charter for Banque GénéraleMay 1, 1716Labels: John Law, Banque G, Paper moneyBofF wikiLaw s BankBnF Gallica
Company of the West gains Louisiana trade monopolySep 6, 1717Labels: Company of, Mississippi Company, Colonial tradePRC NOBnF GallicaLOC Guide
Company plans new settlement later called New OrleansSep 9, 1717Labels: New Orleans, Company of, Colonial settlementPRC NOLaw s Co
New Orleans founded as part of colonial pushJan 1, 1718Labels: New Orleans, Bienville, French LouisianaPRC NOLaw s Co
Banque Générale nationalized and becomes Banque RoyaleDec 1, 1718Labels: Banque Royale, State nationalization, Royal backingLaw s BankBofF wiki
Company expands into a merged Compagnie des IndesMay 1, 1719Labels: Compagnie des, Merged companies, Overseas commerceLaw s CoBnF GallicaLOC Guide
Speculation intensifies as shares and notes multiplyDec 1, 1719Labels: Speculation, Shares, BanknotesANS LibraryLaw wiki
Law appointed Controller-General of FinancesJan 5, 1720Labels: John Law, Controller-General, RegentChristie sANS LibraryLaw wiki
Company and bank formally merged under Law’s systemFeb 1, 1720Labels: Banque Royale, Compagnie des, MergerLaw s BankLaw s CoANS Library
Arrêt of 21 May 1720 triggers loss of confidenceMay 21, 1720Labels: Arr t, Policy decree, Confidence lossOxford AcademicLaw wikiANS Library
Street panic and deadly crush in ParisJul 17, 1720Labels: Paris panic, Public disorder, Mississippi crisisLe Monde
Banque Royale closed as the system collapsesNov 27, 1720Labels: Banque Royale, Closure, State policyBofF wikiANS Library
Law leaves France as his system is dismantledDec 1, 1720Labels: John Law, Exile, System dismantlingLOC ItemANS Library