Paper addressed to Sir Henry Ellis ... and read before the Society of antiquaries of London, March 1851, on the gold discoveries, and effect thereby produced on the relative value of silver and gold View on Open Library

Paper addressed to Sir Henry Ellis ... and read before the Society of antiquaries of London, March 1851, on the gold discoveries, and effect thereby produced on the relative value of silver and gold

by William Ray Smee

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First published: 1851 1 language
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