History of the Legal Tender Paper Money Issued During the Great Rebellion, Being a Loan Without Interest and a National Currenc

A fascinating account of the development and impact of paper currency during the American Civil War. The author, a prominent congressman and financier, was instrumental in the creation of legal tender notes and provides valuable insights into their origins, design, and reception. This book is a must-read for anyone interested in the history of American finance and economics.

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