The Financial Philosophy: Or, the Principles of the Science of Money ; With ...
The Financial Philosophy: Or, the Principles of the Science of Money ; With ...
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Another secretary asked the issue-bankers again.
No doubt they asked each other, "What shall we do to keep labor-money out of the saddle?" The answer was: "Let him mount and then shove him over on the other side." So no doubt they winked at each other again and solemnly told the Secretary of the Treasury that true ratio is 16 to I, And labor-money fell to the ground on the off side of the horse and theft-money* got into his place in the saddle, and is now making a desperate fight to hold it for...ever. But there is no forever for tyranny; freedom alone has it The Kansas City Star, one of the organs of gold-basis fiatism gives a convenient statement of the case thus: "In 1853 the mint laws were changed so as to reduce the amount of silver in all silver coins except the dollar.
Prior to that date the mints were open for the free and unlimited coinage of silver, but it was impossible to keep silver in circulation for the reason that the metal in the silver coins was more valuable than the metal in the gold •Webster called bank bills the best means ever invented by which the rich man lives by the sweat of the poor man'a face: a long way of describing robbery.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Another secretary asked the issue-bankers again.
No doubt they asked each other, "What shall we do to keep labor-money out of the saddle?" The answer was: "Let him mount and then shove him over on the other side." So no doubt they winked at each other again and solemnly told the Secretary of the Treasury that true ratio is 16 to I, And labor-money fell to the ground on the off side of the horse and theft-money* got into his place in the saddle, and is now making a desperate fight to hold it for...ever. But there is no forever for tyranny; freedom alone has it The Kansas City Star, one of the organs of gold-basis fiatism gives a convenient statement of the case thus: "In 1853 the mint laws were changed so as to reduce the amount of silver in all silver coins except the dollar.
Prior to that date the mints were open for the free and unlimited coinage of silver, but it was impossible to keep silver in circulation for the reason that the metal in the silver coins was more valuable than the metal in the gold •Webster called bank bills the best means ever invented by which the rich man lives by the sweat of the poor man'a face: a long way of describing robbery.
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