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Federal money versus bank currency : Being a series of articles giving the views of the author as to what constitutes the best kind of money suited to the requirements of the people of the United States. [No. 1]

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Publication date: 1875.
Call number: 370454
Creator: McCollum, J. P(Opens in new tab)
Dimensions: 24 cm
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Federal money versus bank currency : Being a series of articles giving the views of the author as to what constitutes the best kind of money suited to the requirements of the people of the United States. [No. 1]

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Currency, money, coin : how made and why used. The quantity required by the people of the nation, and the amount how to be determined. Specie payments ; how to be obtained and retained

An essay upon the nature and qualities of tea. : Wherein are shown, I. The soil and climate where it grows. II. The various kinds of it. III. The rules for chusing what is best. IV. The means of preserving it. V. The several virtues for which it is fam'd