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Few years ago I was teaching World History and when we came to the part about the US and the topic of the foundation of Harvard (and the other Ivy League universities) I had plenty of material that supported the well documented claims that most of those institutions were just a "money laundering scheme" and investment of the opium trade profits. There were couple of ransom attacks on my two computers and I lost most of it... so I tried to trace back and recover at least some of the "proof" for the history of the foundation of those universities and noticed one thing: most of the sites disappeared, others were "sanitized" so I could not find the documents anymore, and strangely, the search engines would not even come up with anything close to the results I was looking for.
There are few exceptions like “The Imperial Cruise: A Secret History of Empire and War,” by the historian James Bradley but these were now offered for sale through the main internet players. There is evidence in that book showing us that many of Boston’s elite families - Cabot, Lowell, and Kirkland included - sustained their wealth through the opium trade... so we could conclude that most Many of Harvard’s 19th-century heroes (or villains if you prefer) were high level drug dealers.
The Cabots were the worst of the lot during those turbulent times... so, while operating in China, they got involved in the lucrative opium export business and brought the trade back to Boston. It didn't take long for the Cabots to create an empire, establishing themselves as Boston’s elite, the Boston Brahmins!
Another source is still available, as a book of course, everything free disappeared (or maybe I lost my research ability?)! “Treason in America: From Aaron Burr to Averell Harriman,” was written by Anton Chaitkin and he nicely described the process of the syndicate growth! Few additional notable families became involved, including the Coolidge family, descendants of Thomas Jefferson! Did you know that Forbes family was involved, ancestors of former Secretary of State John Kerry...
Mafia did not start selling drugs in the US... the "businessmen" and "scholars", politicians and shady "Elite" characters were the creators of it! At the beginning of the nineteenth century, members of these families were creators of the US, holding the positions of treasurers for Harvard, directors for the Harvard and the Massachusetts Bank, and even the president of Harvard College! I do not think that students of that time have been frequent users of the drug but these guys and their shady trade were ever-present! They created the drug culture in the US... that never stopped. Spreading like a wildfire, but controlled one through the "creators" of the system, Yale University’s infamous Skull and Bone society joined. The society was funded by the Russels, the most successful family of opium dealers in America! So, when students visit the famous Columbia’s Low Memorial Library was also named after a key member of the family... everything financed by the ancestors of the Chinese students flocking there! Do not think that there was a university that wasn't involved. Even Princeton’s first large benefactor, John Green, used his opium trade money to fund his contributions.
Seeing how successful the founders were, didn't take long for students to pick up the trade themselves... even undergraduates were eager to deal themselves into the lucrative opium trade, and that was well researched in “The American Disease: Origins of Narcotic Control" by David F. Musto. He is showing us that students started opening opium “joints” from Boston to New York!
Of course, the above authors' theories and the documents they provided as evidence were very often ridiculed by the university lecturers nd professors but I noticed that nobody disputed the claims but they had negative attributes assigned for "writing style", "illiteracy", "being bitchy", "historical ignorance" and incompetence!
I would appreciate any more web sites, books, interviews, newspaper clips about this topic! I had so much more, and I want to rebuild it! Thanks in advance!
There are few exceptions like “The Imperial Cruise: A Secret History of Empire and War,” by the historian James Bradley but these were now offered for sale through the main internet players. There is evidence in that book showing us that many of Boston’s elite families - Cabot, Lowell, and Kirkland included - sustained their wealth through the opium trade... so we could conclude that most Many of Harvard’s 19th-century heroes (or villains if you prefer) were high level drug dealers.
The Cabots were the worst of the lot during those turbulent times... so, while operating in China, they got involved in the lucrative opium export business and brought the trade back to Boston. It didn't take long for the Cabots to create an empire, establishing themselves as Boston’s elite, the Boston Brahmins!
Another source is still available, as a book of course, everything free disappeared (or maybe I lost my research ability?)! “Treason in America: From Aaron Burr to Averell Harriman,” was written by Anton Chaitkin and he nicely described the process of the syndicate growth! Few additional notable families became involved, including the Coolidge family, descendants of Thomas Jefferson! Did you know that Forbes family was involved, ancestors of former Secretary of State John Kerry...
Mafia did not start selling drugs in the US... the "businessmen" and "scholars", politicians and shady "Elite" characters were the creators of it! At the beginning of the nineteenth century, members of these families were creators of the US, holding the positions of treasurers for Harvard, directors for the Harvard and the Massachusetts Bank, and even the president of Harvard College! I do not think that students of that time have been frequent users of the drug but these guys and their shady trade were ever-present! They created the drug culture in the US... that never stopped. Spreading like a wildfire, but controlled one through the "creators" of the system, Yale University’s infamous Skull and Bone society joined. The society was funded by the Russels, the most successful family of opium dealers in America! So, when students visit the famous Columbia’s Low Memorial Library was also named after a key member of the family... everything financed by the ancestors of the Chinese students flocking there! Do not think that there was a university that wasn't involved. Even Princeton’s first large benefactor, John Green, used his opium trade money to fund his contributions.
Seeing how successful the founders were, didn't take long for students to pick up the trade themselves... even undergraduates were eager to deal themselves into the lucrative opium trade, and that was well researched in “The American Disease: Origins of Narcotic Control" by David F. Musto. He is showing us that students started opening opium “joints” from Boston to New York!
This statement was the beginning of his end... almost immediately after Mill’s interview, he overdosed on opium! On July 1, 1908, President Roosevelt elected Hamilton Wright as the first United States Opium Commissioner and his job was to target the few opium dealers and pharmacists still remaining in the Unites States... unfortunately the Cabots, the Lowells, and the Kirklands were not registered as those! And there was more to the story,,,Frank Mills was a Harvard freshman and he told the Boston Daily Globe from 1888 that :
“Life at Harvard would not be complete until had experienced some of the effects of opium.”
The bride—her cousin Eleanor Roosevelt—followed, and behind her was President Theodore Roosevelt, who would give his niece away to the bridegroom, his fifth cousin Franklin Delano Roosevelt. Eleanor wore a pearl necklace and diamonds in her hair, gifts from Franklin’s rich Delano relatives. Even though Franklin had never made much money himself, Teddy knew that he would be able to care for his new wife: FDR was heir to the huge Delano opium fortune. Franklin’s grandfather Warren Delano had for years skulked around the Pearl River Delta dealing drugs. Delano had run offices in Canton and Hong Kong. During business hours, Chinese criminals would pay him cash and receive an opium chit. At night, Scrambling Crabs—long, sleek, heavily armed crafts—rowed out into the Pearl River Delta to Delano’s floating warehouses, where they received their Jesus opium under the cover of darkness. The profits were enormous, and at his death Delano left his daughter Sara a fortune that she lavished on her only son. The Delanos were not alone. Many of New England’s great families made their fortunes dealing drugs in China. The Cabot family of Boston endowed Harvard with opium money, while Yale’s famous Skull and Bones society was funded by the biggest American opium dealers of them all —the Russell family. The most famous landmark on the Columbia University campus is the Low Memorial Library, which honors Abiel Low, a New Y boy who made it big ork in the Pearl River Delta and bankrolled the first cable across the Atlantic. Princeton University’s first big benefactor, John Green, sold opium in the Pearl River Delta with Warren Delano. The list goes on and on: Boston’s John Murray Forbes’s opium profits financed the career of transcendentalist Ralph Waldo Emerson and bankrolled the Bell Telephone Company. Thomas Perkins founded America’s first commercial railroad and funded the Boston Athenaeum. (The Imperial Cruise_ A Secret History of - James Bradley - docshare.tips)
Of course, the above authors' theories and the documents they provided as evidence were very often ridiculed by the university lecturers nd professors but I noticed that nobody disputed the claims but they had negative attributes assigned for "writing style", "illiteracy", "being bitchy", "historical ignorance" and incompetence!
I would appreciate any more web sites, books, interviews, newspaper clips about this topic! I had so much more, and I want to rebuild it! Thanks in advance!