An edition of Monetary Laws of the United States, Volume I, Narrative
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Monetary Laws of the United States, Volume I, Narrative
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Monetary Laws of the United States, Volume I, is the narrative which discusses many of the monetary laws enacted by Congress, which are included within an appendix in Volume II.
Read Monetary Laws to discover that only gold and silver coin are the only legal tender money in the United States of America as that term is understood by the U.S. Constitution.
In 1862, legal tender paper currencies were made a legal tender within 'the United States' as defined to be the district constituting the seat of government of the United States.
In 1933, F.D.R. issued executive order number 6102 which called in gold as a margin call only for those 'persons' defined as member banks of the Federal Reserve system and their shareholders who agreed to send in gold to cover their banking liabilities (which then were under serious strain). No American can be deprived of private property without due process and just compensation.
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Money, laws, monetary, gold, silver, coin, gold confiscation, gold prohibition, legal tender, paper currency, legislation, executive order, presidential proclamationPeople
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Table of Contents
Forward 1
Table of Contents 2
Preface 4
Volume I: NARRATIVE DISCUSSION 6
Chapter 1: Constitutional Overview 6
Chapter 2: Money Raised to Fund the Revolutionary War 28
Chapter 3: Weights and Measures 52
Chapter 4: Constitutional Monetary Clauses 57
Chapter 5: Preliminary Reports 93
Chapter 6: Primary Coinage Acts 102
Section A: 1792, April 2 Act 102
Section B: 1834, June 28 Act (Chapter 95) 121
Section C: 1837, January 18 Act 143
Section D: 1849, March 3 Act 154
Section E: 1853, February 21 Act 158
Section F: 1873, February 12 Act 165
Section G: 1878, February 28 Act 170
Section H: 1879, June 9 Act 173
Section I: 1900, March 14 Act 185
Chapter 7: Secondary Coinage Acts, Commemorative Coinage Acts 187
Chapter 8: Acts Respecting Foreign Coin 189
Section A: 1793, February 9 Act 189
Section B: 1797, July 22 Proclamation 191
Section C: 1798, February 1 and 1802, April 30 Acts 192
Section D: 1806, April 10 Act 192
Section E: 1816, April 29 Act 193
Section F: 1819, March 3 Act 198
Section G: 1821, March 3 and 1823, March 3 Acts 198
Section H: 1823, March 3 Act, Chapter 53 199
Section I: 1834, June 25 Act 199
Section J: 1834, June 28 Act (Chapter 96) 199
Section K: 1843, March 3 Act 200
Section L: 1857, February 21 Act 202
Section M: 1789, July 31 Act 202
Section N: 1790, August 4 Act 203
Section O: 1873, March 3 Act 203
Chapter 9: Acts Respecting Mints 204
Section A: 1791, March 3 Resolution 204
Section B: 1794, March 3 Act 204
Section C: 1795, March 3 Act 204
Section D: 1800, May 14; 1801; 1803; 1808; 1812; 1818; and 1823 Acts 205
Section E: 1828, May 19 Act 205
Section F: 1835, March 3 Act 205
Section G: 1850, May 23 Act 205
Section H: 1840, July 4 Act 206
Section I: 1846, August 13 Act 206
Section J: 1852, July 3 Act 212
Section K: 1862, April 21 Act 212
Section L: 1863, March 3 and 1864, July 4 Acts 212
Section M: 1871, April 20 and 1875, March 3 Acts 213
Section N: 1874, January 29 Act 213
Section O: 1882, May 26 and 1901, March 3 Acts 213
Section P: 1891, March 3 Act 213
Section Q: 1920, May 29 Act 214
Chapter 10: Acts Regarding Notes 215
Section A: 1790, August 4 Act 215
Section B: 1812, June 30 Act 216
Section C: 1815, February 24 Act 217
Section D: 1817, February 24 Act 218
Section E: 1837, October 12 Act 218
Section F: 1838, May 31 Resolution 218
Section G: 1861, July 17 Act 219
Section H: 1861, August 5 Act 219
Section I: 1862, February 25 Act 220
Section J: 1862, March 17 Act 221
Section K: 1862, July 11 Act 222
Section L: 1863, February 25 Act 222
Section M: 1863, March 3 Act 224
Section N: 1875, January 14 Act 225
Section O: 1878, February 28 Act 225
Section P: 1878, May 31 Act 225
Section Q: 1886, August 4 Act 226
Section R: 1890, July 14 Act 226
Section S: 1900, March 14 Act 226
Section T: 1913, December 23 Federal Reserve Act 227
Section U: Bronson v. Rodes, 74 US 229, 1869 231
Section V: Hepburn v. Griswold, 75 US 603, 1870. 232
Section W: Juilliard v. Greenman, 110 US 421, 1884 233
Section X: Knox v. Lee, 79 US 457, 1871 237
Chapter 11: Criminal Monetary Jurisdiction 240
Section A: 1790, April 30 Act 240
Section B: 1825, March 3 Act 246
Section C: Article I, Section 8, Clause 17 248
Chapter 12: The Great Deception 258
Section A: 1933, March 6 Proclamation No. 2039 259
Section B: 1933, March 9 Act 260
Section C: 1933, March 9 Proclamation No. 2040 262
Section D: 1933, April 5 Executive Order No. 6102 263
Section E: Territorial Form of Government 264
Section D-2: 1933, April 5 E.O. No. 6102 278
Section F: 1917, October 6 Act 282
Section C-2: 1933, March 9 Act 284
Section G: 1933, May 12 Act 295
Section H: 1933, June 5 Resolution 295
Section I: 1933, August 28 E. O. No. 6260 297
Section J: 1933, December 21 Proclamation No. 2067 299
Section K: 1934, January 30 Act 300
Section L: 1934, January 31 Proclamation No. 2072 302
Section M: 1965, July 23 Act 303
Section N: 1973, September 21 304
Section O: Court Cases 305
Section P: Finding Harley 308
Section Q: Oath of Office 314
Chapter 13: Present and Future 319
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Monetary Laws of the United States, Volume I, Narrative, provides an in-depth inspection into our nation's monetary laws, highlighting our deceptive conversion from gold and silver coin to legal tender paper currencies and finally gold confiscation.
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