An Historical Account of Massachusetts Currency
An Historical Account of Massachusetts Currency
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The fact here presented, shows that there was a more extensive wish, among the people at large, for the renewal of a legalized paper currency, than the Governor supposed. Such an attempt of Mr. De Berdt, in connection with his being employed by the Rep- resentatives as their agent, justifies the conclusion, that there was far less satisfaction with the hard money sys- tem, even with the circulation of a half million of Gov- ernment scrip, than was anticipated and maintained by the exclusively c...oin party, ^Dennys De Berdt, agent for the House, writes from Oct. London to our Assembly : — " I was well apprised how hap- ^^• pily you were relieved from the late difficulties of a paper currency, and the contentment the sensible part of your Province experience in having a solid medium. " Respect- ing a proposal for the introduction of bills here again, he adds, "Whenever the matter is under consideration, I shall act agreeably to the precautions in your letter. " ~A committee, in giving an account of the amiual con- Nov.
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The fact here presented, shows that there was a more extensive wish, among the people at large, for the renewal of a legalized paper currency, than the Governor supposed. Such an attempt of Mr. De Berdt, in connection with his being employed by the Rep- resentatives as their agent, justifies the conclusion, that there was far less satisfaction with the hard money sys- tem, even with the circulation of a half million of Gov- ernment scrip, than was anticipated and maintained by the exclusively c...oin party, ^Dennys De Berdt, agent for the House, writes from Oct. London to our Assembly : — " I was well apprised how hap- ^^• pily you were relieved from the late difficulties of a paper currency, and the contentment the sensible part of your Province experience in having a solid medium. " Respect- ing a proposal for the introduction of bills here again, he adds, "Whenever the matter is under consideration, I shall act agreeably to the precautions in your letter. " ~A committee, in giving an account of the amiual con- Nov.
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