The Evolution of Banking
by Robert Harrison Howe
Publisher: C. H. Kerr & co 1915
ISBN/ASIN: B000H2BYHY
Number of pages: 212
Description:
This book does not contain all that might be written on the subject of money. It is published with the sole purpose in view of stimulating thought and inquiry into the subject of which it treats and which has been nearly, if not entirely, neglected by the leaders of advanced thought.
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