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5381. MONEY, Foreign.—[further continued] .
By the Constitution Congress
may regulate the value of foreign coin;
but if they do not do it, the old power revives
to the State, the Constitution only forbidding
them to make anything but gold and
silver a tender in payment of debts.—
To John Taylor.
Ford ed., vii, 182.
(Pa.,
1797)
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