The evolution of banking under the clearing house and national banking systems: Philadelphia, a case study, 1850-1913.

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The evolution of banking under the clearing house and national banking systems: Philadelphia, a case study, 1850-1913.

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This paper discusses the evolution of banking in the United States from mid nineteeth century to early twentieth century. Using Philadelphia Clearing House Association for a case study, this paper described the banking and currency chaos in the country ahd the effort by the government, involving both executive and legislative branchs, to solve the problem.

66 p., with Bibliography; 28cm.

University of Pennsylvania, Archives & Records Center

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University of Pennsylvania, Archives & Records Center

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