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HARGREAVES, E* L. RESTORING CURRENCY STANDARDS. London: P. S. King and Son, 1926. Pp» ix, 106. 3 early episodes in the history of currency are presented: (a) the American continental currency, 1780-83; (b) the assignats and mandats of French Revolution; (c) depreciated banknotes of Austria, 1811-13* In addition there is a short essay in conclusion, emphasizing the common elements in policy and in theory and bringing out the relation of these episodes to current problems• Combination of history and theory, see short review by A.P. Usher, A.E*R., March 1927. HA*«lS *•£ ' jpg y, 3 g - Dec. I4s*j>f> fo^-IO HARRIS, Seymour E. THE ASSIGNATS. Cambridge: Press, 1930. Pp. xix, 293. Harvard Itaiversity Historical studies—paper money Review: by Arthur F. Burns, AMERICAN ECONOMIC REVIEW, XXI, June, 1931, pp. 353-356. Hiasr r. W. Tlie rapgr fc«*ki( Moneys (•(•ue^to* &9 HtVPt'* ^^ic^cJT 6 ? * ^ £ u T d /oe Ct**<pdny /?2> HAVTREY, R. G. "The Collapse of the French A s s i g n a t s , " ECONOMIC JOURNAL, September, 1918. WHITE, Andrew V. PAPER MONEY INFLATION IN FRANCE: A HISTORY AND ITS APPLICATION. Economic T r a c t s , No. 7 . New York: New York S o c i e t y for P o l i t i c a l Education, 1882.
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