The Case of Mr Locraft Chapter II in 1823
A first person memoir recounts poverty and early life in 1823 England and America. Luke Locraft narrates fits of misfortune from stints as a tinker’s drudge to cabin boy and strolling actor. He recalls Juliet Kerrans, a stage romance, her father's opposition, and his failed bid for London work.
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Ebenezer Graim
London
New York
England
Heaven
Moliere
France
Boots
Juliet
Juliet Kerrans
Juliet Alvansey
Romeo
Lady Teazle
Charles Surface
Rosalind
Orlando
Miranda
Ferdinand
Angelina
Harry Wildard
Armanita
Echo
Old Kerrans
Mortimer Vavasseur
Joan
Mr. Kerrans
Lucraft
Luke Lucraft
Luke
Lancaster
Drury Lane
Garrick
Dick Whittington
Greenwich
Richmond
Kerran
Macbeth
Othello
Prince Hal
Horatio
Mercutio
Paris
The Fall of Rome and the Silver Question in Finance
J. W. Farwell argues that demonetizing silver destabilized prices and harmed commerce, urging return to bimetallism. He contrasts gold dominance with historic currency expansion, cites 1873 demonetization, and questions prevailing monetary theories while naming England and Rothschilds as influential actors.
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United States
Atlantic
London
Bank of England
England
Laughlin
Senate
America
Allison
Europe
Justinian
California
Australia
J. W. Farwell
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MR. Locraft
Walter Besant
James Rice
Richardson
Eben
Farwell
Rome