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"If Not Silver, What?" was written by John W. Bookwalter and published in 1896. American author known for exploring economic and social themes in his work 'If Not Silver, What?'

If Not Silver, What?

1896

John W. Bookwalter

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If Not Silver, What?

John W. Bookwalter

1896

If Not Silver, What? is a 1896 treatise by John W. Bookwalter that advocates for bimetallism, arguing for the reinstatement of silver as a currency standard alongside gold. Bookwalter, drawing from his experiences as a landowner and manufacturer, critiques the demonetization of silver and its adverse effects on farmers and the economy. He emphasizes the need for monetary reform to create a more stable and equitable economic environment, encouraging dialogue on the implications of monetary systems for working producers.