History of Money and Banking in the US: Colonial Era to WWII

This volume traces the development of the American banking and monetary system from the colonial period through World War II, offering a thorough historical account.

• Format: Hardcover edition with a durable binding for long-term reference.
• Contents: Examines key episodes such as the founding of the First and Second Banks of the United States, the free banking era, the Great Depression, and the transition to a central banking system.
• Key Features: Includes detailed analysis of monetary policy, banking legislation, and the political economy of finance.
• Collector Value: A standard reference work for historians, economists, and serious readers of American economic history.
• Condition: New, unread copy with clean pages and intact cover.

A comprehensive resource for understanding the foundations of U.S. monetary history.