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Tile monetary problems whicl. havc vcxed
manSlnd eEer since Lycureus established the
iron currency Of Sparta, in their intimate
relations nut only with national and social pro-
5rcss, lut with every mans daily life, arc un-
4ucstionubly the most ruzzling Of alt problems.
Tic most that can be said without fear Of dis
pu:ation in any quarter is that the rai4es Of tho
world-thosc things which can be employed for
tlc sustcnance oi HE and 1or human utility
@ttt maintaln al equilibrium IN their relations
VIII Tue sfdnddr0 o' values. whether thnt
s'o"lo De Go'u' s'l'eF' paper or lFon, Or all COM
oflea. II might pe supposed that all men
"ou'o aSSrce on 'he Chiefs OF sudden increase
Ill ''le volume o. Inc precious metals OF the
worlo' or IN tile paper currency OF any particn-
lar country, VIZ: that the relative prices Of La
oor' ofeao' meas' CLOTH, etc., would show cor
responding rise Eut IN Mr. cobden's preface
10 'ne volume oe'ore u.s. we IND that an emf"
heut po'itaeal economist IN Eng1aud, lMr. New
march, no"s 'slas no appreciation IN tile price
.! con'''lool'ieS '''s oeeh eaused oF Tic 1h'l"x
u so'u 'o'io""s lne e7co'e'leS III eaniofn1a
''''a n"''ta"
A. ne'a''er $ 'rea'lse Is careful and 1nfelll-
se''' 'il'es'isa'on VI 'ne monetary condition "t
'he "o''u oe'''e auu since 'hose discoveries
'ue l'ese'' preaus''on Vi lola ana lis outlets.
'ue c'n'PaFa'''e pfoa"ctloh anu sa'ne of E''d
s"'''' 'nc Consequences u lall IN 1he 'alhe
III so'a' una inc measures 10 DC taken to avert
The evil elects o' such fall. H. clrsaicr esti-
mites lint the present yield OF gold in ten
years reaches the entire production of the three
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