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Dollars, or, what?

W. B. Mitchell

1896

Coinage of silver dollars

Timothy O. Howe

1878

The American people's money

Ignatius Donnelly

1976

The evils of gold contraction

William M. Stewart

1892

Letters of Gilbert Little Stark, July 23,1907- March 12, 1908

Gilbert Little Stark

1908

The bankruptcy of India

H. M. Hyndman

1886

The silver question in its social aspect

Schmidt, Hermann economist.

1886

Coin's financial school

Harvey, W. H.

1894

These hard times

J. C. Elliott

1894

The unlimited coinage of silver

Adoniram Judson Warner

1879

Resumption and the silver question

Henry Varnum Poor

1878

Conflicts in consciousness

David Spurr

1983

The conspiracy against silver

E. J. Farmer

1969

Live questions

John Peter Altgeld

1899

A primer of finance

David Jayne Hill

1890

The presidential election of 1896

Stanley Llewellyn Jones

1964

Gold and silver money

Paul Frederick Tidman

1882

The omnipotence of silver

Charles C. Goodwin

1891

Speech of Hon. Wm. J. Bryan

William Jennings Bryan

1893

Silver not a local issue

James, Darwin Rush

1886

The general historie of Virginia, New England and the Summer Isles

John Smith, Samuel Purchas, William Symonds

1624

Ricardo's exchange remedy

Alexander Martin Lindsay

1892

Disastrous financial panics. ..

Jesse Gillmore

1908

The silver situation in the United States

F. W. Taussig

1896

Remonetization and free coinage of silver

John M. Bright

1878

Gold and silver in the Presidential campaign of 1896

1974

Berlin diaries, 1940-1945

Marie Vassiltchikov

1987

Elementary facts bearing on the silver questions

Joel Frederick Vaile

1896

The first battle

William Jennings Bryan

1896

If not silver, what?

John Wesley Bookwalter

1896

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