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Letter To Col Ingersoll On Gold Standard Debate, 1896
Charles Bonsatt disputes Col. Ingersoll’s defense of the single gold standard and Bryan opposition, urging impartial analysis of money theory, law, and the role of government currency. He argues greenbacks and silver were lawful tender and warns of economic ruin if funded into bonds, inviting Ingersoll to reconsider.
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