Plan for national debt redemption by equalizing creditor gains
A historical treatise argues against a five million annual sinking fund. It proposes dividing yearly debt relief among all creditors, paying a rising dividend while canceling equal portions of capital stock at par. The plan aims to keep debt at par, ease inflation of stock prices, increase consumer purchasing power, and spread public wealth without harming the nation.
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Moralizer No 37 Sees Mind and Manners Across Eras
A dense moral miscellany blends reflections on youth leaving school, envy, and religious zeal with anecdotes on Napoleon and Wesley. It critiques vanity, self deception, and the tension between Sublime and Ridiculous while weaving notes on sugar from wood pulp and divining rods, ending with varied curiosities and local notices.
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Debts and Sinking Fund in Proportions
The reader notes proposals for converting the nation’s debt into six per share units. The sinking fund is eliminated, and the total debt would stand at five and two percent stock equivalents.
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