Lively at the Age of 82 Col E D Taylor Father of Greenbacks
Lively at eighty two Col E D Taylor of Ottawa and Chicago is celebrated as the father of the greenbacks. The article recounts his arrival in Illinois 1814, political service, and pivotal role guiding Lincoln and Chase in issuing treasury notes. It notes Lincoln's 1864 letter acknowledging Taylor's influence on the legal tender policy and the creation of greenbacks that funded the Civil War.
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