Paradoxical Claims on Free Coinage in Gold Bug Debates
The article surveys shifting views on bimetallism with emphasis on silver and gold standards. It notes converts in Britain and America, cites economists like Giffen and Courtney, and discusses fears of debt, price declines, and a potential popular revolt amid monometallic arguments. It contrasts historic currency reforms with current debates and highlights perceived contradictions in free coinage rhetoric.
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John Sherman
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Giffen
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David A. Walls
Henry Hooks Gibbs
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Sootbeer
Karl and Sauerbeck
United States Bureau of Statistics
Little Roumania
Alfred D. Rothschild
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Brussels International Monetary Conference
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Goschen
Leonard H. Courtney
H. 8. Foxwell
University College, London
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David Murray
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Alllen
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Manager Trains with Outlaws in Moonshine Hold Up Tale
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Fragmentary overheard lines spoofing print errors in Chicago Record
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Stepfather’s anxious plea echoes conflict in life fragment
In a clipped dialogue from Life magazine style, a character argues a stepfather wants the daughter removed from his life, while the other fears he will not heed her plea. The exchange hints at family strain and control within a tense domestic scene.
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Dillon, Mont
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Birch Creek
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