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Triumphs and wonders of the 19th century, a volume of original, historic and descriptive writings showing the many and marvellous achievements which distinguish an hundred years of material, intellectual, social and moral progress (1901)

Boyd, James Penny, 1836-1910 · Philadelphia, A. J. Holman & co · leaf 497

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ernment or other stocksand bonds, while many emit notes based on no special form of security, butupon the general assets of the bank. As compared with the United States there are but few banks in the prin-cipal foreign countries. England has less than one hundred; Scotland lessthan a dozen ; Canada… … GERMAN BANK, BREMEN. branches. The Bank of France, the Bank of England, the Imperial Bank ofGermany, the Austro-Hungarian Bank, the Imperial Bank of Bussia, are allmore or less intimately associated with their respective governments. The Bank of England was incorporated by royal charter, July 27,…

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