The Evolution of Modern Money
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144 THE EVOLUTION OF MODERN MONEY CHAP.
him to an extraordinary height of popularity, and caused him to be regarded, even by many sane and clear-headed people, as the saviour of his country. It is all the more surprising in view of the fact that the money was the best copper money that had up to that date been issued in the country, and, strangest of all, that there was no forced currency in connection with it. Every one was at liberty to take the half- pence or refuse them as they plea...sed.
Swift owed the success of his agitation in part no doubt to the eagerness of the Irish and Anglo- Irish, at the time, to find anything in the nature of a grievance against the English govern- ment. In part however also he owed it to the ancient and deep-rooted sentiment that con- demned the use by the state of anything but the precious metals as money.
The urgent need for some smaller change than the silver penny had caused, at an early date, a circulation of private tokens of some inferior metal.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
p, 130.
144 THE EVOLUTION OF MODERN MONEY CHAP.
him to an extraordinary height of popularity, and caused him to be regarded, even by many sane and clear-headed people, as the saviour of his country. It is all the more surprising in view of the fact that the money was the best copper money that had up to that date been issued in the country, and, strangest of all, that there was no forced currency in connection with it. Every one was at liberty to take the half- pence or refuse them as they plea...sed.
Swift owed the success of his agitation in part no doubt to the eagerness of the Irish and Anglo- Irish, at the time, to find anything in the nature of a grievance against the English govern- ment. In part however also he owed it to the ancient and deep-rooted sentiment that con- demned the use by the state of anything but the precious metals as money.
The urgent need for some smaller change than the silver penny had caused, at an early date, a circulation of private tokens of some inferior metal.
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