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A Sound Currency, Including Gold, Silver, and Paper, and Upon a Basis Fair and Honorable to all Classes and to Every Section : Speech of Hon. Bishop W. Perkins of Kansas, Debate in the Senate

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A Sound Currency, Including Gold, Silver, and Paper, and Upon a Basis Fair and Honorable to all Classes and to Every Section : Speech of Hon. Bishop W. Perkins of Kansas, Debate in the Senate

DATE: June 22, 1892

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United States. Congress. House and United States. Congress. Senate. "A Sound Currency, Including Gold, Silver, and Paper, and Upon a Basis Fair and Honorable to all Classes and to Every Section : Speech of Hon. Bishop W. Perkins of Kansas, Debate in the Senate" in The Money Question of the 52nd Congress (June 22, 1892). https://fraser.stlouisfed.org/title/308/item/6248, accessed on December 11, 2023.

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