The American museum, or, Repository of ancient and modern fugitive pieces [afterw.] The American museum, or, Universal magazine [ed. by M. Carey]., Volume 2Mathew Carey 1789 |
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... gold and silver an intrin- fic value , equal to what they país for , as a medium of trade ? By no means : iron is more in trinfically valuable to fociety than ei- ther . How can you prove this affertion ? you How is this to be done ...
... gold and silver an intrin- fic value , equal to what they país for , as a medium of trade ? By no means : iron is more in trinfically valuable to fociety than ei- ther . How can you prove this affertion ? you How is this to be done ...
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... silver coin , ten of which shall be equal to the dollar , Dollar , the highest filver coin , 0.001 0.010 0.100 1.000 ... gold coins ; one containing two hundred and for- ty - fix grains , and two hundred and fixty - eight thoufandths of a ...
... silver coin , ten of which shall be equal to the dollar , Dollar , the highest filver coin , 0.001 0.010 0.100 1.000 ... gold coins ; one containing two hundred and for- ty - fix grains , and two hundred and fixty - eight thoufandths of a ...
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... gold , & c . of the value of twenty dollars . 15. To the perfon who fhall ... Silver , preferring the lofs of intereft , to the risk of lending or letting ... gold and fil- ver coin , a tender in difcharge of debts , contracted in money ...
... gold , & c . of the value of twenty dollars . 15. To the perfon who fhall ... Silver , preferring the lofs of intereft , to the risk of lending or letting ... gold and fil- ver coin , a tender in difcharge of debts , contracted in money ...
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