Assignats and mandats, No. 90.

Banking syndicate. See Syndicate.
Barter, inconvenience of, No. 1.
Bimetallism, Contents, chap. iv, pp.
99, 221, 359; international, Contents,
chap. iv, D.

Bland-Allison act, Nos. 124, 129.

Coinage: principles of, Contents, chap.
ii, D; United States, Nos. 48, 49.
Coins: abrasion of, p. 84; gold, pp. 277,
279; foreign, p. 281; minor, pp. 277,
279; silver, p. 278; subsidiary, pp.
277, 279, 281; token, Nos. 79, 104.
Compensated dollar, Nos. 149, 150.
Compensatory action, p. 98, No. 68.
Counterfeiting, p. 84.

Creditors, viewpoint of, No. 128.
Crime of 1873, Nos. 120-122.
Currency: debasement of, Contents,
chap. iv; colonial, Nos. 39, 91, 92;
confederate, Nos. 98, 99; continental,
Nos. 93-97.

Cyanide process, pp. 72, 255.

Debtors, viewpoint of, No. 127, pp.

Gresham's Law, p. 98; and bimetallism,

No. 66; and debasements, No. 59;
qualified, No. 67.

Index numbers, pp. 100, 270, Nos. 144-
46.

Latin Monetary Union, p. 98, No. 82.
Legal tender of United States money.
See Money.

Limping standard, p. 99.

Mandats. See Assignats.
Measure of value, p. 7.
Medium of exchange: functions of, No.
4; origin of, Nos. 34, 35.
Mercantilism, Contents, chap. i, B (2).
Metals: precious, Contents, chap. ii, C;
production of, No. 44, p. 212; ratio
of, p. 114, Nos. 64, 65. See also
Gold; Silver.

Mint, United States, Nos. 48, 49, 73;
tolerance of, p. 83.

Monetary chronology, No. 42.

Monetary functions, p. 3; differen-
tiation of, No. 8.

Monetary stock, United States, No. 154.
Money: and business organization, Nos.
28, 29; and capital, p. 3, Nos. 23, 27;
and prices, No. 6, pp. 96, 254, 255,
Contents, chap. vii; and regulation
of trade, Contents, chap. i, B (2);
and wealth, p. 4, No. 20; definition
of, No. 2; government paper, Con-
tents, chap. v; laws of, token, No.
79; love of, Contents, chap. i. B (1);
legal tender of United States, No.
153; origin and development of, Con-
tents, chap. i; primitive, Contents,
chap. ii, A, B; redemption of United
States, No. 152; representative, Nos.
85, 152; requisites of, No. 36; rôle
of, p. 4, Contents, chap. i, C; sup-
ply of, required, No. 25; value of,
No. 61. See also Paper money;
Token money.

Monometallism, p. 99.

Multiple standard, pp. 100, 259, Nos.
143, 147, 148.

Panic of 1893, Nos. 133, 134.

Paper money, Contents, chap. v; by
denominations, No. 155.

Pecuniary organization, p. 4, Contents,
chap. i.

Price: as organizing force, p. 4, Nos.
30, 31; levels, control of, Contents,
chap. vii.

Prices and money. See Money and
prices.

Redemption of United States Money.
See Money.

Representative money: origin of, No.
85; redemption of, No. 152.
Resumption of specie payments, Nos.
108, 109.

Seignorage, No. 55.
Sherman act, No. 129.

Silver: coin, p. 276; certificates, pp. 228,
278, 280; movement of, Contents,
chap. vi. See also Metals.

Standard: double, p. 49; gold exchange,

p. 99; irredeemable paper, p. 100;
limping, p. 89; of deferred payments,
Nos. 7, 26, pp. 97, 101, 258, 259;
parallel, p. 99; single, p. 99. See also
Deferred payments; Multiple stand-
ard.
Standard question, Contents, chaps. iv,
v, vi, vii, pp. 96, 134, 210, 258,.
No. 80.

Syndicate, banking, No. 135, p. 238.

Tabular standard. See Multiple stand-
ard.

Token money, laws of, No. 79; private
issue of, No. 104.

Trade dollar, No. 123.

Treasury notes, No. 125, pp. 237, 238;
redemption of, No. 131, p. 280; re-
tirement of, No. 140, p. 278.

United States notes. See Greenbacks.

Value, measure of. See Measure of
value.