Report Excerpt for the National Monetary Commission
Found an interesting article that references the Canadian monetary system pg. (62) and lawful money as Dominion notes or gold on pg. (65). Could this be used as a reference to the difference between lawful money (dominion notes or gold) as opposed to private credit (bank notes) when articulating the redemption verbiage. Specifically if you reference back to pg. (63) second paragraph.
https://www.jstor.org/stable/pdf/1011847.pdf
Thanks again Jroc!Originally Posted by Jroc
Seldom do we find such insight into the thinking of the Jekyll Island crew, formulating the Fed Act.
J you might've single handedly Jrocked all them private credit (bank notes) into dominion loonies & toonies notes or lawful money eh. as in “I know, eh?” — is popularly considered to be a marker of Canadian speech. Canadians use eh more frequently than in any other country, and also have the most varied usage of the interjection. So my interjection is a CANADA NATIONAL NOTE is a bill Who has DOMAIN over DOMINION NOTES is it in the public domain when i demand for my public labor returned or was i acting privately for eligible bank credits . All those IRS victories are well fought lorne makes it look a lot easier than its ever been verbatim wise stateside that is on the yankee side .MJ got the Mason Dixon line 21 and Somewhere out west a whole in wall tax holdup on them reserves federal volunteers and privateers. Redeeming Lawful Money returns and refunds from the Crown?
I am looking to build a good database.youve been given plenty gifts gringo However this and Frank Are Two WILD GEESE paint another colour on your front door and some my friends still dont know who they belong too. Throttling this thread its never Justice / just us
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