BryanHarcourt, Brace, 1929 - Всего страниц: 374 |
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... gold as he could , so that when the public began to doubt the value of silver dollars , they found they could get gold dollars for them and for their paper money . They were then willing to let the gold remain in the treasury and use ...
... gold as he could , so that when the public began to doubt the value of silver dollars , they found they could get gold dollars for them and for their paper money . They were then willing to let the gold remain in the treasury and use ...
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... gold to pay for them . In his message to Con- gress , Grover Cleveland pointed out the dangers before the government if it continued to be faced with insufficient supplies of gold , and he begged for the unconditional repeal of the ...
... gold to pay for them . In his message to Con- gress , Grover Cleveland pointed out the dangers before the government if it continued to be faced with insufficient supplies of gold , and he begged for the unconditional repeal of the ...
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... gold alone . But , unlike the Re- publicans , the majority of the Democrats were for the use of both gold and silver , and the dissenters favored gold . Some of the States had sent delegates who believed in both , and there were ...
... gold alone . But , unlike the Re- publicans , the majority of the Democrats were for the use of both gold and silver , and the dissenters favored gold . Some of the States had sent delegates who believed in both , and there were ...
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