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The currency would rest upon the presumption that all paper money rests upon, that its use and convenience and convertibility will always keep it at par with coin.
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gutenberg.orgThe currency would rest upon the presumption that all paper money rests upon, that its use and convenience and convertibility will always keep it at par with coin.
Sherman discusses the foundational belief that paper money's value relies on its convenience and convertibility to coin.
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