 | Herbert Spencer - Philosophy - 1864 - 400 pages
...Is it not time for us to profit by past lessons ? 293 STATE-TAMPERINGS WITH MONEY AND BANKS. AMONG unmitigated rogues, mutual trust is impossible. Among...absolute integrity, mutual trust would be unlimited. These are truisms. Given a nation made up entirely of liars and thieves, and all trade among its members... | |
 | Herbert Spencer - Philosophy - 1864 - 388 pages
...Is it dot time for us to profit by past lessons ? 293 STATE-TAMPEEINGS WITH MONEY AND BANKS. AMONG unmitigated rogues, mutual trust is impossible. Among...absolute integrity, mutual trust would be unlimited. These are truisms. Given a nation made up entirely of liars and thieves, and all trade among its members... | |
 | Herbert Spencer - Political science - 1865 - 400 pages
...pleasant sensations they imply in those exhibiting them. IX. STATE-TAMPERINGS WITH MONEY AND BANKS. AMONG unmitigated rogues, mutual trust is impossible. Among...absolute integrity, mutual trust would be unlimited. These are truisms. Given a nation made up entirely of liars and thieves, and all trade among its members... | |
 | Herbert Spencer - 1891 - 532 pages
...STATE-TAMPERINGS WITH MONEY AND BANKS. [First published in The Westminster Review for January 1858.] AMONG unmitigated rogues, mutual trust is impossible. Among...absolute integrity, mutual trust would be unlimited. These are truisms. Given a nation made up of liars and thieves, and all trade among its members must... | |
 | Alfred B. Westrup - Money - 1895 - 208 pages
...the Westminster Revieiv's article, "State Tampering with Money and Banks," January, 1858: 321 "Among unmitigated rogues, mutual trust is impossible. Among...absolute integrity, mutual trust would be unlimited. These are truisms. Given, a nation made up entirely of liars and thieves, and all trade between its... | |
 | Alfred B. Westrup - Money - 1915 - 196 pages
...the Westminster Review's article, "State Tampering with Money and Banks," January, 1858 : 285 "Among unmitigated rogues, mutual trust is impossible. Among...absolute integrity, mutual trust would be unlimited. These are truisms. Given, a nation made up entirely of liars and thieves, and all trade between its... | |
 | United States. Congress. Senate. Committee on Banking and Currency - Debts, Public - 1946 - 556 pages
...Century says: "The value of gold is a fictitious monetary value which, when destroyed, reduces the met? 1 to a commodity less valuable than many other metals....and all trade may be carried out by a memorandum of debts and credits." The United States Supreme Court, in 12 Wallace, 525, said: "Whatever power there... | |
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Given a nation made up of liars and thieves, and all trade among its members must be carried on either by barter or by a currency of intrinsic value: nothing in the shape of... 