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Central Banks and the State, THE MANCHESTER SCHOOL OF ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL STUDIES, April, 1939. Central banks and the state, "Transactions" of the Manchester Statistical Association, 1938-39. WiI4v%*ru Mvrray «). Ike fy *«e /fSSumpfyan «*>£ l*P&Sury teduJI fou»i* fi*n&& '' 'V/tch£*i% T *£ WILDMAN, Murray S* The assumption of Treasury functions by the Federal Reserve Banks, THE ANHALS of the American Academy of Political & Social Science, January, 1922. WILLIS, H. Parker THE THEORY AND PRACTICE OF CENTRAL BANKING. New York: Harper, 1936. Page 91: The history of the F.R. System has been one of encroachment by the national government upon the functions of banking and gradual determination by that government to use the Reserve Banks as its instrumentalities for the political control of credit."
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