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Delirbtful Books for Midsummer Perusai -Boolks on the Gold and Silver Question and Money in General.

Delightful Books for Midsummer ferus"i Books on the Gold and silver Question and Money in General.
 List of books in the Free Public Llp- rary on the silver question:;
 General Works on Money.
 Baeehot Lombard Street, S32 B1, S2Ss B5, V. 5; Brough, Natural Law ~ Money, 332 B3; Jevons, Money ana liie Mechanism of Exchange, 3o2 J' hloran' Money, 3S2 M; Taylor, Of Money III S2S8 T. V. 4; Walker, Money, 3Sz C' White. Money and It's Substitutes, So5x- A. 2:S7S reference; Burchard, Gola' 3OSxA, 2:369, reference; sllVer' SO3xA, 3:7l2, reference; , Coinase' 303xA, 15O5, reference; Woiowskl' Fa~ per Money, 303xA, 2:49, referehce' Knox, United States Notes, 3o5xA' S:ssO, sS2 K; Phillips, Paper Currency of the American Colonies, 3325 F; sum ner History of American Currency 332 S; Rogers, Metallic Currencies' m 330 R; Evans, Illustrated History or the United States Mint, 3324 ES; unlteo States Coinage Lave, T92-1S94, 3324 U 1, United States Laws Relating to com afe, etc, 17S9-1S91, 1867 D; Bolles, Fl- nancial History of the United States, 3 ", 1867 B; Trenholm, The Peoples Money 332 T; Patton, Natural Re- sources of the United States 917S P1; Bagehot, International Coinage, in s2SS B5, " 5; Cairnes, The New Gold, in 330 R3; Leslie, Distribution and Value of the Precious Metals in the Sixteenth and the Nineteenth Centuries, in S3O4 l.; -, The New Gold Mines and Prices in Europe in 1865, in S304 l.; Stearns, Ethno- -Conchology; a Study of Primi- tive Money, in 5O6 A. 1887, pt. 2; Pat terson, The New Golden Age, 2 ", 332 P5; McMaster, A Century's Struggle for Silver, Is Sounds Finance Possible Un- der Popular Government? in 9I3 M20; United States Silver Commission of 1876 reports, 3324 B; United States Sec retary of Treasury, Letters, Docu- rents, etc, on Refunding and Resump- ton, Transmitted to the House of Rep resentatives, 332 U6.
 Favor Unrestricted Coinage of Silver.
 Harvey Coins Financial School, 3324 H5; Coins Financial School Up to Date, S324 H4 Peffer, The Farmer $ Side, 330 F.
 International Bimetallism.
 U. s. Consular Reports, Bimetallism in Europe, 3324A, 3S2C, no .87; Brus- sels, International Monetary Confer ence, 1892, Report of U. s. Commission CT, 332D2; Paris, International Confer ences, 1878, 1881, 332D1; White, Paris Monetary Conferences, 303xA, 3-5S; En- rich, The Question of Silver, 3324E; Nor ton, Silver in Europe. 3324 The last two books oppose the coinage of silver ex- cepting by international agreement
 Opposed to Free Coinage of Silver
 Atkinson, Taxation and Work, 330A6; Bagebot, Depreciation of Silver, in S2SS B5 X; Butler. Remarks before the Committee on Banking and Currency, 1894, 332B9; Cheap Money Experiments, Past and Present, reprinted from Cen tuhy, 332CS; Farquhar, The Silver fQues- tion, in 3S7SF; Giffen, The Case Against Bimetallism, 3324G; Gordon, Congress sional Currency, 332G. A history of U. s. Currency, with sound money tenden- cies, Laughlin, Histor of Bimetallism in the United States, 332L Favors the multiple standard" as against
 
 erts, Coin at School in Finance, 3924R. A reply to "Coin's School of Finance, , and written in the same style. Schoen- hof, History of Money and Prices, 33SS; Shaw History of Currency, 3324S. Considers silver coinage as no longer necessary. Sound Currency, 1895. 332S5. For gold monometallism; contains re- plies to Coin. and the other support CTS of silver. Upton, Money in Politics 332U; Wheeler, Real Bimetaliisn1 t1i re- ply to "Coin'9, 3Se4W; Taussig. The Silver Situation in the United States, 3324T, in 3306A, V T, no. 1; Wells, The Silver Question, in 3304W; White, Money and Banking, 332W3.
 Opposed to Legal Tender.
 Bronson, The Money Problem. 332B5; McAdam, An Elephant in Finance, sst P; Wrel|s Are Gold ard Silver Indis-