14-year old Joseph Smith claims to have a vision of God the Father and Jesus Christ. Mormons commonly refer to this event as Smith's First Vision. The vision appeared in the wilderness in a place the church now calls the Sacred Grove.

Robert Hayne, a senator from South Carolina, summarizes US policy toward Haiti: “Our policy with regard to Haiti is plain. We never can acknowledge her independence.” This position reflects the United States’ fear that Haiti’s example would inspire slave revolts in other parts of the world and bring an end to slavery worldwide.

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Carl Mayer Rothschild is sent to Naples, Italy where he ends up doing a lot of business with the Vatican and Pope Gregory XVI, subsequently conferred upon him the Order of St. George.

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The emperor of Austria declares the five Rothschild brothers Barons. Nathan Mayer Rothschild chooses not to take up the title.

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The Rothschilds take over the financial operations of the Catholic Church, worldwide.

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Haiti is forced to pay 150 million gold francs to France to “compensate” French plantation slave-owners for their “financial losses.” The amount demanded by the French represents more than twice the value of the entire country’s net worth. In exchange, France agrees to recognize Haiti’s independence. Years later, the amount is reduced to 90 million gold francs, however it will take Haiti close to 100 years to pay off this debt and only with the help of high interest loans to French banks.

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Sir Walter Scott publishes his nine volume set, The life of Napolean and in volume two he states that the French Revolution was planned by the Illuminati (Adam Weishaupt) and was financed by the money changers of Europe (The Rothschilds).

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After 12 years of ruthless manipulation of the American economy, the American people had unsurprisingly had enough of the Second Bank of the United States. Opponents of this bank nominate Senator Andrew Jackson of Tennessee to run for President. To the dismay of the money changers, Jackson wins the Presidency and makes it quite clear he intends to kill this bank at his first opportunity. He starts out during his first term in office rotting out the banks' many minions from government service. To illustrate how deep this cancer was rooted in government, he fires 2,000 of the 11,000 employees of the Federal Government.

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