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Table of Contents
Front Matter
I. The Beginning of Money
II. Bi-Metallism and Mono-Metallism
III. Paper-Money and Banking
IV. Paper-Money in Colonial Times
V. Monetary System of Canada as Contrasted with That of the United States
VI. Money, Capital, and Interest
VII. Mandatory Money and Free Money
VIII. The Hoarding Panic of July, 1893
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The Natural Law of Money

Brough, William
(1826-?)
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1896
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New York: G. P. Putnam's Sons
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1896
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The Natural Law of Money

THE SUCCESSIVE STEPS IN THE GROWTH OF MONEY TRACED
FROM THE DAYS OF BARTER TO THE INTRODUCTION OF
THE MODERN CLEARING-HOUSE, AND MONETARY
PRINCIPLES EXAMINED IN THEIR RELATION
TO PAST AND PRESENT LEGISLATION

by William Brough

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Individuality is left out of their scheme of government. The State is all in all.—Burke.

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