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Matthew McConnell, An Essay on the Domestic Debts of the United States.Philadelphia: Rob ert Aitken (1787) Pages: 90 + iv OCLC libraries: 15 inprint, 38 in microform; Robert Aitken, A View of the Principles, Operation,and Probable Effects of the Funding System of Pennsylvania. Philadelphia(1788) Pages: 23 OCLC libraries: 7 in print, 22 in microform; John BealeBordley, National Credit and Character. Philadelphia: Daniel Humphreys (1790)Pages: 4 OCLC libraries: 1 in print, 23 in microform; George Logan, Letters,Addressed to the Yeomanry of the United States Containing Some Observationson Funding and Bank Systems. Philadelphia: Eleazar Oswald, (1793) Pages: 24OCLC libraries: 25 in print, 145 in microform; Albert Gallatin, Views of thePublic Debt, Receipts, & Expenditures of the United States. 2nd ed.Philadelphia, Mathew Carey (1801) Pages: 72 OCLC libraries: 148 in print, 142in microform; Anon., The National Debt As It Was, and As It is: Facts fromthe Public Records of the Treasury. Washington (1843) Pages: 8 OCLClibraries: 5 in print; Thomas Cary, The Americans Defended by an American:Being a Letter to One of His Countrymen in Europe in Answer to InquiriesConcerning the Late Imputations of Dishonour Upon the United States. London:J. Chapman (1844) Pages: 37 OCLC libraries: 2 in print, 34 in microform;Jonathan Elliot, The Funding System of the United States and Great Britain.Washington: Blair and Rives (1845) Pages: 1,299 + xxiv OCLC libraries: 359 inprint or re-print; 45 in microform; David Ames Wells, Our Burden and OurStrength: A Comprehensive and Popular Examination of the Debt and Resourcesof Our Country, Present and Prospective. New York: Loyal Publications Society(1864) Pages: 39 OCLC libraries: 83 in print, 143 in microform; SamuelWilkeson and Jay Cooke, How Our National Debt May Be a National Blessing: TheDebt is Public Wealth, Political Union, Protection of Industry, Secure Basisof National Currency, The Orphans' and Widows' Savings Fund. Philadelphia:M'Laughlin Brothers (1865) Pages: 16 OCLC libraries: 50 in print, 20 inmicroform; Rob ert Morris, The Public Debt of the United States: ItsOrganization; Its Liquidation; Administration of the Treasury; the FinancialSystem. New York: C. Scribner & Co. (1867) Pages: 276 + xii OCLC libraries:52 in print, 169 in microform; William Richardson, Practical InformationConcerning the Public Debt of the United States with the National BankingLaws: For Banks, Bankers, Brokers, Bank Directors, and Investors. Washington:GPO (1872) Pages: 186 OCLC libraries: 40 in print, 28 in microform; JohnSherman, Refunding the National Debt. Washington: GPO (1880) Pages: 22 OCLClibraries: 4 in print, 20 in microform; Rafael Bayley, The National Loans ofthe United States, from July 4, 1776 to June 30, 1880. Washington: GPO (1882)Pages: 197 OCLC libraries: 121 in print, 149 in microform; A J Warner, OurDebt Abroad: How It Has Grown, and How It is Affected by the Appreciation ofGold. Washington: American Bimetallic League (1895) Pages: 15 OCLC libraries:18 in microform; William F DeKnight, History of the Currency of the Countryand of the Loans of the United States from the Earliest Period to June 30,1900. Washington: GPO (1900) Pages: 277 OCLC libraries: 65 in print, 2 inmicroform