The Continental Dollar: How the American Revolution Was Financed with Paper Money (Markets and Governments in Economic History)

The Continental Dollar is a groundbreaking history of America's original credit market, offering a fresh perspective on the early American monetary system.

Farley Grubb's meticulous research reveals that the Continental Dollar was not a fiat currency, but rather a "zero-coupon bond" that lost value over time.

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With its well-crafted narrative and compelling arguments, The Continental Dollar is an indispensable resource for anyone interested in understanding the origins of America's monetary system.

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