Various sizes, from 4 pages to 544 pp. In wrappers. Among the titles are:
*A Report on the Currency. 1858.
* Bad System of National-Bank Currency: Speech of Hon. J.H. Walker... 1897.
* American Money. By John Geo. Hertwig. 1885.
* A Talk of Four Neighbors about Money and Silver. From the Remarks of Hon. Jos. W. Babcock. 1896.
* Bimetallism: Or the Evils of Gold Monometallism and the Benefits of Bimetallism. By Wharton Barker. 1896.
*The Unlimited Coinage of Gold and Silver Essential to the Prosperity of the United States. 1893.
* Short Road to Specie-Currency. 1874.
*And others.
Documentation of one of the driving economic issues of the latter part of the 19th century in the United States, whether we should back our currency with gold only, providing financial stability, or letting more plentiful silver be an alternative, providing stimulus and greater financial opportunity for the less well-off, but risking inflation and fiscal instability. William Jennings Bryant was the famous advocate of free silver, William McKinley supporting the gold standard.