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... paper money and legislated against it . In the middle colonies conditions were never so bad , because of the stubborn resistance of the governors to emis- sions , and the depreciation of the paper money was only about twenty - five per ...
... paper money and legislated against it . In the middle colonies conditions were never so bad , because of the stubborn resistance of the governors to emis- sions , and the depreciation of the paper money was only about twenty - five per ...
Halaman 177
... paper money in 1729 by the publication of his pamphlet , " A Modest Inquiry into the Nature and Necessity of Paper Money . " Thirty - seven years later , in 1766 , he testified before the House of Commons as follows : 8 " Pennsylvania ...
... paper money in 1729 by the publication of his pamphlet , " A Modest Inquiry into the Nature and Necessity of Paper Money . " Thirty - seven years later , in 1766 , he testified before the House of Commons as follows : 8 " Pennsylvania ...
Halaman 712
... money ceased to be used in ordi- nary transactions . The United States notes were therefore not redeemed by the government in coin , but became true inconvertible paper money , supported only by the credit of the government . In order ...
... money ceased to be used in ordi- nary transactions . The United States notes were therefore not redeemed by the government in coin , but became true inconvertible paper money , supported only by the credit of the government . In order ...
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Economic History of the American People Ernest Ludlow Bogart,Donald Lorenzo Kemmerer Tampilan cuplikan - 1942 |
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