Readings in the Economic and Social History of the United States, Volumen1Felix Flügel, Harold Underwood Faulkner Harper & Brothers, 1929 - 978 páginas |
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... Congress resolved upon another ex- pedient . This was to issue a new species of paper money , under the guarantee of the several States . The old money was to be called in by taxes , and as soon as brought in to be burnt , and in lieu ...
... Congress resolved upon another ex- pedient . This was to issue a new species of paper money , under the guarantee of the several States . The old money was to be called in by taxes , and as soon as brought in to be burnt , and in lieu ...
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... Congress . Immediately after the close of the last session the bank , through its president , announced its ability and readiness to abandon the system of unparalleled curtail- ment and the interruption of domestic exchanges which it ...
... Congress . Immediately after the close of the last session the bank , through its president , announced its ability and readiness to abandon the system of unparalleled curtail- ment and the interruption of domestic exchanges which it ...
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... Congress . He remarked that , " at the commence- ment of the war , we were far from anticipating the magnitude and duration of the struggle in which we were engaged . A long exemption from direct taxation by the general government had ...
... Congress . He remarked that , " at the commence- ment of the war , we were far from anticipating the magnitude and duration of the struggle in which we were engaged . A long exemption from direct taxation by the general government had ...
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