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Money and Currency Question in the United States Pamphlet Collection Finding List

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This collection consists of 113 pamphlets on the United States monetary system, currency, interest, financial upheavals, silver and gold standards, wages and poverty, banks, and the banking system.

#	Author	Title	Pub. Year
1		Action of the Union League of Philada. And the speeches of C. Stuart Patterson, William Potter [and] Charles F. Warwick	1895?
2	Adler, Simon L.	Money and money units of the American colonies	1900
3		Against free coinage, fantastic reasons and hysterical objections now advanced as argument; value of silver coin, the gold men have been driven from their position; just enough, no more, it is claimed that it is the amount of currency needed; Sherman and silver, if free coinage is revolutionary, what was the Act of 1873?	1891
4	Aldredge, Geo. N.	Speech ... on the free coinage of silver	1896
5	Appleton, Nathan	Remarks on currency and banking; having reference to the present derangement of the circulating medium in the United States	1841
6	Appleton, Nathan	Remarks on currency and banking; having reference to the present derangement of the circulating medium in the United States. 2nd ed.	1841
7	Atkinson, Edward	Cost of bad money	1894
8	Atkinson, Edward	Forced loans; greenbacks, Sherman notes and silver certificates	1895
9	Baird, Henry Carey	Results of the resumption of specie payments in England, 1819-1823; a lesson and a warning to the people of the United States	1874
10	Balch, Thomas	Free coinage and a self-adjusting ratio	1877
11	Baldwin, W.W.	Gold standard; its importance, desirability and permanence	1895
12		Berlin Silver Commission, 1894; proposals submitted; report of the proceedings to which is appended the report of the proceedings of the International Bimetallic Conference at London May 2 and 3, 1894. Part I.	1895
13	Blodgett, C.A.	Money famine and a few other reasons why the people are so poor; monometalism, bimetalism, nometalism	1888
14	Bonnet, George	Example of France; two essays on the payment of the indemnity and the management of the currency since the German War, 1870-'74	1875
15	Brooks, Francis A.	Political and financial errors of our recent monetary legislation	1891
16	Brosius, Marriott	Money unit of 1892
17	Bryan, William Jennings	Bryans' currency creed; a full exposure of his economic vagaries, extracts from his Congressional speeches, accompanied by appropriate comments ...	1894?
18	Butt, Archibald Willingham	Where silver rules; wages, prices and conditions in the most prosperous silver using country of the world; what a friend of silver saw in Mexico, and his conclusions as to the effect of its free coinage
19	Bynum, W.D.	Address of W.D. Bynum at the annual banquet of the New York Jewelers' Association, February 10, 1898; a single standard of value measure	1898
20	Caffery, Donelson	Aldredge on free coinage of silver	1896
21	Calthrop, S.R.	Gold and silver as money
22	Carey, H.C.	Of the rate of interest, and of its influence on the relations of capital and labor	1873
23	Carlisle, John G.	Gold- oder Silber-Wahrung?	1847
24	Carlisle, John G.	Carlisle on the ratio of 16 to 1	1896
25	Carlisle, John G.	Sound currency; speeches	1895?
26	Cernuschi, Henri	Bi-metallism in England and abroad; an answer to a letter from Henry Hucks Gibbs	1879
27	Chapman, E.O.	Silver question in a nut-shell
28	Chandler, Wm. E.	Bimetallism; the United States should not permanently acquiesce in the single gold standard; the use of silver as well as gold as standard money with the free coinage of both, under a system of bimetallism	1897
29	Clark, Ellis	Future price of silver
30	Clews, Henry	Great wealth and social unrest	1907
31	Clews, Henry	Situation	1907
32	Cullom, Shelby M.	Cullom on sound money, honest coinage	1896
33	Dembitz, Lewis N.	Free coinage problem	1896
34	Dodsworth, W.	Cheap money; a talk between Sam Silver, Frank Fiat and Ben Banks	1895
35	Donnell, E.J.	Free coinage of silver; the ruin of all credit	1895
36		Editorial comment on the Fowler financial bill	1902
37	Edmunds, George F.	Address ... delivered before the Sound Money meeting	1895
38	Foote, Allen Ripley	Money of the Constitution	1896
39	Green, Ben. E.	Shakespeare and Goethe on Gresham's law and the single gold standard	1900
40	Greene, Jacob L.	Ideal currency	1900
41	Greene, Jacob L.	Our currency problems	1896
42	Griggs, John W.	Free coinage fallacies	1896
43	Hare, Robert	Proofs that credit as money in a truly free country is to a great extent preferable to coin	1834
44	Harter, Michael D.	Address ... delivered before the Sound Money meeting	1895
45	Hazard, Rowland	Do you want "cheap money"? A question addressed to each one of the thirteen million workers in the United States	1895
46	Herbert, H.A.	Speech	1895
47	Hough, Lewis S.	Principles of coinage and currency as applied to the late crisis, and as preventive of future ones; also setting forth a uniform basis for the money values of the world, or true bimetallism	1895
48	Ingalls, M.E.	Greenbacks and depreciated silver must go
49	J.P. Morgan & Co.	Letter from Messrs. J.P. Morgan & Co., in response to the invitation of the Sub-Committee (Hon. A.P. Pujo, chairman) of the Committee on Banking and Currency of the House of Representatives	1913
50	Jackson, Charles C.	Has gold appreciated?	1895
51	Jevons, W. Stanley	Money and the mechanism of exchange	1884
52	Knauff, Theo. C.	Dissatisfied farmer	1896
53	Knauff, Theo. C.	People's friend?	1896
54	Lathers, Richard	Notes on currency; suggested by an active participation in the domestic and foreign commerce of New York, and a valued membership in its Chamber of Commerce over a quarter of a century	1895
55	Laughlin, J. Laurence	Fifty books on bimetallism, free coinage of silver, paper-money, and banking, selected and described
56	Leighton, Geo. E.	Why we oppose free coinage	1894
57	Lord, Eleazar	Letter on national currency, addressed to the Secretary of the Treasure	1861
58	Lord, Eleazar	Six letters on the necessity and practicability of a national currency, and the principles and measures essential to it	1862
59	Macaulay, Thomoas Babington	Dangers to be apprehended from a debased silver coinage in the United States of America, and the injustice it inflicts on the community, and especially on the farmers and labouring classes, as illustrated by the evils which afflicted England in the latter part of the seventeenth century, growing out of the clipped or depreciated silver coins then in circulation in that country	1884
60	MacLeod, Henry Dunning	Silver coinage historically considered	1895
61	Maybell, Stephen	Land currency; a brief treatise on the subject of no tax	1890
62	McCleary, J.T.	McCleary on silver and gold, wages and price; history, science and common sense all argue for honest money; no connection between silver and average prices	1896
63	McKinley, William	Honest dollar and a chance to earn it; McKinley's letter of acceptance; the issues of the campaign defined and discussed; protection to our industries and our money; international bimetallism desired	1896
64	Mining Engineer	Silver; or, gold bug's financial kindergarten	1896
65	Mitchell, W.B.	Dollars, or what? A little common sense applied to silver as money	1895
66	Monetary Convention (1st : 1897 : Indianapolis)	Report of the Monetary Commission to the Executive Committee of the Indianapolis Monetary Convention	1897
67	Morton, J. Sterling	Fallacies of the free silver arguments	1895
68	National Executive Silver Committee	First report	1890
69	Nelson, Henry Loomis	Money we need	1895
70	New York Stock Exchange	Brief and reply brief submitted on behalf of the New York Stock Exchange to the Senate Committee on Banking and Currency	1914
71	New York world	Great bond conspiracy; its correct history
72	Niles, Henry T.	Our financial see-saw; or, alternating speculation and panic: its cause and cure	1880
73	Patterson, C. Stuart	Sound money speech	1895
74	Peabody, Henry W.	Address of Henry W. Peabody in opposition to bimetallism	1895
75	Peabody, Henry W.	Published letters and address of Henry W. Peabody, in favor of sound money and in opposition to the bimetallic theories for the United States	1895
76	Phillips, Henry	Review of the article on continental money, in Harper's magazine for March 1863	1863
77	Platt, James H.	Necessity for the use of silver as money in the United States	1893
78	Preston, Robert E.	Currency reform, sound money, free coinage; history of the monetary legislation and of the currency system of the United States	1896
79	Rhoades, John Harsen	Who shall control our financial destiny? Three possibilities: government ownership, government control, banking control	1912
80	Ripley, Alfred L.	Currency and state banks	1895
81	Roberts, Geo. E.	Coin at school in finance	1895
82	Roberts, Isaac	Wages, fixed incomes and the free coinage of silver	1896
83	Sherman, James S.	Producers and consumers	1906
84	Sherman, John	Sherman on finance: the Ohio Senator's great speech on the currency question; a broad and statesman-like presentation of the whole subject of free silver coinage and money circulation	1892
85	Sherwood, Sidney	Syllabus of a course of twelve lectures on the history and theory of money	1892
86	Shipley, Samuel R.	Gold, silver and money
87	Smalley, E.V.	Money question of today; progress of events and public opinion since the presidential election of 1896	1898
88	Smith, Charles Emory	Address ... delivered before the Sound Money meeting	1895
89	Smith, Charles Emory	Silver question in a nut-shell	1895
90	Smith, Hoke	What free coinage means; as supported by the silver people, it means increased values on the basis of a dollar that is worth fifty cents	1895
91	Smith, Howard Irving	Plan for a simplification and reconstruction of the monetary system of the United States
92	Sound Money League	Report of the proceedings of the Sound Money meeting held in the Academy of Music, Philadelphia, May 28, 1895; addresses by George F. Edmunds, Wm. L. Trenholm, Michael D. Harter, Joseph Wharton, and Charles Emory Smith	1895
93	Stewart, Wm. M.	Money answereth all things; speech	1889
94	Stickney, A.B.	Currency problems of the United States in 1897-8
95	Stokes, Anson Phelps	Dangers of the proposed national paper-money trust; coin and coin certificates the only safe, honest, self-regulating constitutional, and permanent currency	1898
96	Tait, J. Selwin	Our financial upheavals, their cause and cure	1907
97	Tead, Edward L.	Address on banking and money	1880
98	Trenholm, Wm. L.	Address ... delivered before the Sound Money meeting	1895
99	Uchida, S.	Gold standard in Japan	1900
100	United States. Congress	Extracts from the Congressional record, 1854-1904
101	United States. Congress. House Committee on Ways and Means	Bank of the United States	1830
102	Upton, J.K.	Coin catechism	1895
103	Vaile, Joel F.	Elementary facts bearing on the silver question, 1896	1896
104	Warner, A.J.	Silver question; how the measure of value is changed	1890
105	Warner, John DeWitt	Free coinage dissected	1896
106	Warner, John DeWitt	Wages vs. 16 to 1	1896
107	Webb, J. Watson	National currency; specie payments, gold and silver, greenbacks	1875
108	Webster, Daniel	Speech of the Hon. Daniel Webster, in the Senate of the United States on the President's veto of the Bank bill, July 11, 1832	1832
109	Whitney, Henry M.	Cheap money and wages; a letter to the employees of the West End Street Railway Company of Boston, Mass.
110	Windmuller, Louis	What we may expect from free coinage	1895
111	White, Andrew D.	Paper-money inflation in France: how it came, what it brought, and how it ended. A campaign document for 1876	1876
112	Wood, Henry	Only practical and possible bimetallism; a few fundamental truths relating to money and coinage, non-partisam and non-sectional	1894
113	Young, John W.	Influence of gold on other commodities	1912