North-American Review and Miscellaneous JournalUniversity of Northern Iowa, 1885 |
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Page 496
... bimetallic arrangement with European nations is the indispensable condition to the safe use of silver in this country . This is in plain contradiction of the experience of mankind . From time immemorial both gold and silver have been ...
... bimetallic arrangement with European nations is the indispensable condition to the safe use of silver in this country . This is in plain contradiction of the experience of mankind . From time immemorial both gold and silver have been ...
Page 555
... bimetallic union , we see a union which more properly deserves the name , a conscious and well - regulated Bi- metallic Union . The " experience of mankind , " therefore , " for 225 years , " is precisely an experience of a " bimetallic ...
... bimetallic union , we see a union which more properly deserves the name , a conscious and well - regulated Bi- metallic Union . The " experience of mankind , " therefore , " for 225 years , " is precisely an experience of a " bimetallic ...
Page 559
... Bimetallic Union was dissolved . This momentous event was plainly due to the enforcement of dogma by passion . In its origin an idea , doctrinaire , artificial , impractical , un- sound , the antisilver movement had been reinforced by ...
... Bimetallic Union was dissolved . This momentous event was plainly due to the enforcement of dogma by passion . In its origin an idea , doctrinaire , artificial , impractical , un- sound , the antisilver movement had been reinforced by ...
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