
South Sea Company
British joint-stock company founded in 1711 that swapped its shares for national debt; its stock collapsed in 1720.
Organization1711 – 1853
Over time
acquired
Asiento de Negros
invested in by
Isaac Newton
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- Identifiers
- Wikidata Q1210696
Sources
Relations
- acquired:
- Asiento de Negrossince 26 Mar 1713
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- invested in by:
- Isaac Newtonsince 1720
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- rival of:
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Appears in10 items
- Bubbles and Crashes9 items

- South Sea BubbleJan 1720 O.S.

- Isaac Newton’s losses1720 O.S.

- The Commons choose the South Sea offer2 Feb 1719/20 O.S.
- The South Sea Act7 Apr 1720 O.S.
- South Sea stock near £1,000Jun 1720 O.S.

- The Bubble Act11 Jun 1720 O.S.
- South Sea stock collapsesSep 1720 O.S.
- Chancellor Aislabie sent to the Tower8 Mar 1720/21 O.S.
- Mackay’s Extraordinary Popular Delusions1841
- The Atlantic Slave Trade and Abolition1 item
