What is Money?, or, Popular Remedies for Popular Ills. ... The Peerless Series, no. 95.

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Singerman ID: supp0924
Year: 1896
Entry: Thorpe, Thomas May. What is Money?, or, Popular Remedies for Popular Ills. ... The Peerless Series, no. 95. New York: J. S. Ogilvie Publishing Co., c1896. 78 p.
Author/Editor: Thorpe, Thomas May
Location: New York, NY
Holdings: CLU , CtY , IEN , MH , NjP , NHi , NN , OClWHi , WHi
Title: What is Money?, or, Popular Remedies for Popular Ills. ... The Peerless Series, no. 95.
Printer/Publisher: J. S. Ogilvie Publishing Co.
Language: English
Notes: A champion for bimetallism blames the nation’s monetary contractions on the ″Rothschild Shylocks″ (p. 38) with responsibility for the demonetization of silver. The author slams M. Hoke Smith (President Grover Cleveland’s Secretary of the Interior), Wall Street usury and, more generally, the hook-nosed Shylocks.