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Excerpt from Money and Transportation in Maryland, 1720-1765Like all other civilized communities, the American colonies made gold and silver coin both their standard Of value and, as far as possible, their medium Of exchange. The southern and central parts of America proved so rich in the precious metals that they were able to replenish the disappearing supply in Europe, but as far as was known to the settlers, the English colonies were entire...

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Excerpt from The Land System in Maryland, 1720-1765These terms remained unchanged during the continuance of the commutation law, 1 but after its expiration in 1733 an increase in the land rates again became very tempting to the proprietor. By the instructions to Edmund Jennings, judge of the land office, in that year, the purchase price was left at forty shillings sterling per hundred acres, but the quit-rent was raised from four shillings to ...

Excerpt from Johns Hopkins University Studies in Historical and Political Science: Under the Direction of the Departments of History, Political Economy, and Political Science, Money and Transportation in Maryland, 1720-1765 The writer is under obligations to Professor Charles M. Andrews Of Yale University, who read most of the manu script and made many valuable corrections and suggestions. The study of the economic history of Maryland was und...

About the Book Books about State and Local Histories in the United States are written in relation communities ranging from a single suburb or village, to a major city or State of the United States. Titles include the following: A Short History of Pittsburgh: 1758-1908, Boston and Boston People in 1850, Annals of the Swedes on the Delaware, from Their First Settlement in 1636, to the Present Time, A History of the Town of Dunstable, Massachuset...

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Excerpt from Money and Transportation in Maryland, 1720-1765 Of trade was overwhelmingly against the colonies, and in the ordinary course Of commerce no money importation whatever could be expected from England. Outside of trade there were three channels by which a certain amount Of coin reached Maryland from the mother - country. The first and most important Of these was through settlers. It is natural to suppose that most emigrants, on leav...

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Excerpt from Johns Hopkins University Studies in Historical and Political Science: Under the Direction of the Departments of History, Political Economy, and Political Science, Money and Transportation in Maryland, 1720-1765 The writer is under obligations to Professor Charles M. Andrews Of Yale University, who read most of the manu script and made many valuable corrections and suggestions. The study of the economic history of Maryland was und...

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