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5416. MONEY (Metallic) vs. PAPER MONEY.—[further continued].
Admit none but a metallic
circulation that will take its proper level with
the like circulation in other countries.—
To Charles Pinckney. Washington ed. vii, 180.
Ford ed., x, 162.
(M.
1820)
See Money.
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