Memoirs of the Life and Writings of Benjamin Franklin ...: Posthumous and other writingsH. Colburn, 1819 |
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... legal tender. ́ 1. " That it carries the gold and silver out of the province , and so ruins the country ; as experience has shown , in every colony where it has been prac- tised in any great degree . 2. " That the merchants trading to ...
... legal tender. ́ 1. " That it carries the gold and silver out of the province , and so ruins the country ; as experience has shown , in every colony where it has been prac- tised in any great degree . 2. " That the merchants trading to ...
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... legal tender : they are sensible of its benefits , and petition to have it so allowed . The 3d reason is , " That ... currency not being under one common direction , was not so easily kept within due bounds ; the prudent reserve of one ...
... legal tender : they are sensible of its benefits , and petition to have it so allowed . The 3d reason is , " That ... currency not being under one common direction , was not so easily kept within due bounds ; the prudent reserve of one ...
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... legal tender ; funding them however on taxes , by which they may in time be paid off , as has been the general practice in the colonies . At this very time , even the silver - money in England is obliged to the legal tender for part of ...
... legal tender ; funding them however on taxes , by which they may in time be paid off , as has been the general practice in the colonies . At this very time , even the silver - money in England is obliged to the legal tender for part of ...
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... legal tender , with the knowledge that it can easily be repassed for the same value , that makes three- penny - worth of silver pass for sixpence . Gold and silver have undoubtedly some properties that give them a fitness above paper as ...
... legal tender , with the knowledge that it can easily be repassed for the same value , that makes three- penny - worth of silver pass for sixpence . Gold and silver have undoubtedly some properties that give them a fitness above paper as ...
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... legal tender , viz . 1. To form a Bank in imitation of the Bank of England , with a sufficient stock of cash to pay the bills on sight . This has been often proposed , but appears im- practicable under the present circumstances of the ...
... legal tender , viz . 1. To form a Bank in imitation of the Bank of England , with a sufficient stock of cash to pay the bills on sight . This has been often proposed , but appears im- practicable under the present circumstances of the ...
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