Needs. (Continued.)
Section CXXV. Uniformity Of The Value In Exchange Of The Precious
Metals.
Section CXXVI. Uniformity Of The Value In Exchange Of The Precious
Metals. (Continued.)
Chapter IV. History Of Prices.
Section CXXVII. Measure Of Prices,--Constant Measure.
Section CXXVIII. Value In Exchange Estimated In Labor.
Section CXXIX. The Precious Metals The Best Measure Of Prices.
Section CXXX. History Of The Prices Of The Chief Wants Of Life.
Section CXXXI. History Of The Prices Of The Chief Wants Of Life.
(Continued.)
Section CXXXII. History Of The Prices Of The Chief Wants Of Life.
(Continued.)
Section CXXXIII. History Of The Prices Of The Chief Wants Of Life.
(Continued.)
Section CXXXIV. History Of The Prices Of The Chief Wants Of Life.
(Continued.)
Section CXXXV. History Of The Values Of The Precious Metals.--In
Antiquity And In The Middle Ages.
Section CXXXVI. Effect On The Discovery Of American Mines Etc. On
The Value Of The Precious Metals.
Section CXXXVII. Revolution In Prices At The Beginning Of Modern
History.
Section CXXXVIII. Revolution In Prices.--Influence Of The
Non-Monetary Use Of Gold And Silver.
Section CXXXIX. History Of Prices.--Californian And Australian
Discoveries.
Section CXL. Revolution In Prices.--Its Influence On The National
Resources.
Section CXLI. Effect Of An Enhancement Of The Price Of The Precious
Metals.
Section CXLII. The Price Of Gold As Compared With That Of Silver.
Section CXLIII. The Price Of Gold As Compared With That Of Silver.
(Continued.)
Appendix I. Paper Money.
Section I. Paper Money And Money-Paper.
Section II. Advantages And Disadvantages Of Paper Money.
Section III. Kinds Of Redemption.
Section IV. Compulsory Circulation.
Section V. Resumption Of Specie Payments.
Section VI. Paper Money--A Curse Or A Blessing?
Footnotes

DEDICATION.

TO

WILLIAM H. GAYLORD, ESQ.,

_COUNSELLOR AT LAW_,

OF CLEVELAND, OHIO,

TO WHOSE BROTHERLY CARE IT IS LARGELY DUE THAT I LIVED TO
TRANSLATE THEM,

THESE VOLUMES

ARE AFFECTIONATELY INSCRIBED.

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