History of the American PeopleGinn, 1934 - 751 páginas |
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... gold . So low had the reserve of gold maintained by the gov- ernment to protect the paper money in circulation sunk that Harrison's Secretary of the Treasury was on the point of selling bonds to replenish the supply , when the New York ...
... gold . So low had the reserve of gold maintained by the gov- ernment to protect the paper money in circulation sunk that Harrison's Secretary of the Treasury was on the point of selling bonds to replenish the supply , when the New York ...
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... gold to Europe increased 74 per cent in the years 1890-1893 . During that period $ 132,000,000 of gold was taken from the Treasury , while $ 150,000,000 of the newly purchased silver was stored in its vaults . Cleveland re- garded it as ...
... gold to Europe increased 74 per cent in the years 1890-1893 . During that period $ 132,000,000 of gold was taken from the Treasury , while $ 150,000,000 of the newly purchased silver was stored in its vaults . Cleveland re- garded it as ...
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... gold , without helping matters much . In January , 1895 , the reserve was down to what Cleveland called " the frightfully low " sum of $ 41,000,000 . The explanation of this loss of gold is simple . As soon as the subscribers to the ...
... gold , without helping matters much . In January , 1895 , the reserve was down to what Cleveland called " the frightfully low " sum of $ 41,000,000 . The explanation of this loss of gold is simple . As soon as the subscribers to the ...
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THE NEW WORLD | 1 |
Commercial Towns and Trade Routes colored | 4 |
Voyages of Discovery in the Fifteenth and Sixteenth Centuries | 19 |
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