The Alpha of Money a Reply to Mr Carnegies Abc of Money
The Alpha of Money a Reply to Mr Carnegies Abc of Money
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Another rule that would hold good is that no private concern should be allowed to issue bills or notes of any kind deceptively resembling the gold and silver notes of the government, as that would be another method of fraud.
The United States, therefore, should adopt some specific size, shape and color for its gold notes, another for its silver notes, which should not even be approximately imitated by any private firm, as has been done in the case of some national bank notes, some of which clos...ely re- semble the greenback, and others the gold note of the United States. And no doubt such design was adopted because of the wider acceptabil ity of the gold note and greenback as now issued.
No doubt some puns and no little fun can and will be made over the words, "Orats, " "Orents, " "Argats, " "Argents, " etc. , but these names had to be invented by the author to properly explain the theory and system. If you think you can do better, try it, and if you or the government succeed, why let such names be accepted and adopted.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Another rule that would hold good is that no private concern should be allowed to issue bills or notes of any kind deceptively resembling the gold and silver notes of the government, as that would be another method of fraud.
The United States, therefore, should adopt some specific size, shape and color for its gold notes, another for its silver notes, which should not even be approximately imitated by any private firm, as has been done in the case of some national bank notes, some of which clos...ely re- semble the greenback, and others the gold note of the United States. And no doubt such design was adopted because of the wider acceptabil ity of the gold note and greenback as now issued.
No doubt some puns and no little fun can and will be made over the words, "Orats, " "Orents, " "Argats, " "Argents, " etc. , but these names had to be invented by the author to properly explain the theory and system. If you think you can do better, try it, and if you or the government succeed, why let such names be accepted and adopted.
What to read after The Alpha of Money a Reply to Mr Carnegies Abc of Money?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Reed to read onlineMoreLess
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