Acceptances: Their Importance as a Means of Increasing and Simplifying Domestic and Foreign Trade (Classic Reprint) - Tapa dura

Sinopsis

Excerpt from Acceptances: Their Importance as a Means of Increasing and Simplifying Domestic and Foreign Trade

This masterly summing up of the functions of credit and its instruments might have been uttered but yesterday, instead of more than four-score years ago. It is from a speech by Daniel Webster, in the United States Senate, March 18, 1834.

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