FDR: “This agreement, of course, was for the purpose of allowing demand and…”

On the recordDecember 20, 1933

This agreement, of course, was for the purpose of allowing demand and supply to govern the price of silver.

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Democratic · New York

Source

Proclamation and Statement Ratifying the London Agreement on Silver

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FDR: “This agreement, of course, was for the purpose of allowing demand and supply to govern the price of silver.”