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S. Dana Horton

 
9781330566435: Silver in Europe (Classic Reprint)

Synopsis

< p >Explore the rise and politics of silver in late 19th-century Europe and the case for monetary parity. This work surveys how silver’s legal status and international debates shape money, policy, and markets today.


The author organizes a wide-ranging discussion—from the Paris Monetary Congress to British and American perspectives—into accessible chapters that trace the movement to restore silver to equal footing with gold. Read to understand the ideas, questions, and arguments that colored monetary policy during a pivotal era.



  • Historical background on gold and silver standards and why they mattered to governments and economies.

  • Key debates in Europe about demonetization, parity, and reform, explained without jargon.

  • Synopsis of influential papers, commissions, and speeches that shaped policy thinking.

  • A structured look at proposed solutions, including federation for monetary parity and practical implications for nations.


Ideal for readers interested in monetary history, economic policy, and the forces shaping currency today.

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