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V. Civil War: Special Financing Devices Receivability

  • Robert A. Love
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Federal Financing a Study of the Methods Employed by the Treasury in Its Borrowing Operations
This chapter is in the book Federal Financing a Study of the Methods Employed by the Treasury in Its Borrowing Operations
© 2019 Columbia University Press

© 2019 Columbia University Press

Chapters in this book

  1. Frontmatter 1
  2. Preface 5
  3. Table of Contents 11
  4. I. The Post-Revolutionary Period 17
  5. II. The 1812 Period 36
  6. III. Short Term Financing and the Resulting Security Features (1837–1857) 57
  7. IV. Civil War Financing: Conditioning Facts and Theories 74
  8. V. Civil War: Special Financing Devices Receivability 89
  9. VI. From the Civil War to 1917 118
  10. VII. Adjustment in the Financial Structure 129
  11. VIII. The First Liberty Loan 146
  12. IX.The Second Liberty Loan 155
  13. X. The Third Liberty Loan 167
  14. XI. Fourth Liberty Loan 176
  15. XII. The Victory (Fifth) Loan 185
  16. XIII. Significant Post-War Developments 193
  17. XIV. Summary and Conclusion 208
  18. Footnotes for Tables 241
  19. Sources 254
  20. Index 257
https://doi.org/10.7312/love91122-005

Chapters in this book

  1. Frontmatter 1
  2. Preface 5
  3. Table of Contents 11
  4. I. The Post-Revolutionary Period 17
  5. II. The 1812 Period 36
  6. III. Short Term Financing and the Resulting Security Features (1837–1857) 57
  7. IV. Civil War Financing: Conditioning Facts and Theories 74
  8. V. Civil War: Special Financing Devices Receivability 89
  9. VI. From the Civil War to 1917 118
  10. VII. Adjustment in the Financial Structure 129
  11. VIII. The First Liberty Loan 146
  12. IX.The Second Liberty Loan 155
  13. X. The Third Liberty Loan 167
  14. XI. Fourth Liberty Loan 176
  15. XII. The Victory (Fifth) Loan 185
  16. XIII. Significant Post-War Developments 193
  17. XIV. Summary and Conclusion 208
  18. Footnotes for Tables 241
  19. Sources 254
  20. Index 257
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