Robert Jenkinson, 2nd Earl of Liverpool person

“Lord Liverpool employed heroic English understatement when he called Nathan “a very useful friend.”…”

“Nathan was also in direct contact with the Prime Minister Lord Liverpool and his Chancellor of the Exchequer Nicholas Vansittart in the early 1820s, and gave the Duke of Wellington important financial advice during the Reform crisis of 1830…”

“it brought Nathan into direct contact not only with Herries... but with Vansittart and the Prime Minister himself, Lord Liverpool.…”

““I do not know,” he told Castlereagh, “what we should have done without him last year [1814].”…”

“and in the end Salomon’s verdict seems to have been accepted by Liverpool and his colleagues that…”

“As the Duke of Wellington reported to Lord Liverpool, “The fact is that Baring, having the French finances in his hands, and French loans being in fashion in England, has to a certain degree the command of the money market of the world.…”

“But the Prime Minister’s mind had been made up, as he indicated to Vansittart in October 1819…”

“As early as 1818 an anonymous member of the stock exchange wrote to Lord Liverpool, attacking Nathan for his opposition to the resumption of cash payments:…”

“That most elaborate of bad jokes, history, will, no doubt, say that the Jew Rothschild lent the Nazarene elder called Lord Liverpool, the sum necessary to crush Napoleon Buonaparte...…”

“Nathan had alerted Lord Liverpool to the possibility of buying “American and East India Rice before speculators come into the market...…”

“Lord Liverpool, first lord of the treasury and prime minister, and Vansittart, chancellor of the exchequer, approved the scheme submitted by Herries, and in a secret letter entrusted its execution to Nathan’s experience and discretion.…”