The Massachusetts Bay Currency, 1690-1750
"The Massachusetts Bay Currency, 1690-1750" delves into the economic history of the Massachusetts Bay Colony through a detailed examination of its currency system. Andrew McFarland Davis provides a comprehensive account of the establishment and evolution of paper money during a crucial period in colonial America. The book explores the challenges and innovations in managing the colony's finances, offering valuable insights into the economic policies and practices that shaped the region's development.
This historical analysis sheds light on the early forms of American currency and the economic forces at play in the Massachusetts Bay Colony. It is an essential read for historians, economists, and anyone interested in the origins of American financial systems.
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