Henry Clews

Clews in 1913 Henry Clews (August 14, 1834 – January 31, 1923) was a British-American financier and author. He was an economic advisor to President Ulysses S. Grant, and a friend of Abraham Lincoln. His son, Henry Clews Jr., lived at Château de la Napoule, France. Provided by Wikipedia
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    Individualism versus socialism /

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    Financial, economic, and miscellaneous speeches and essays,

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    Fifty years in Wall Street "Twenty-eight years in Wall street," revised and enlarged by a résumé of the past twenty-two years, making a record of fifty years in Wall street,

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    Address at a reception given by the members on the occasion of the fiftieth anniversary of the founding of the Union League Club, February sixth, 1913, in honor of the five surviving founders: Henry Bedlow, Charles Lanier, Horace W. Fuller, Salem T. Russell, and Henry Clews, and the officers of the club from its commencement

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    The Wall street point of view,

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    Twenty-eight years in Wall Street

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    The movement in publicity and reform : an address before Wharton School of Finance, University of Pennsylvania /

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    Shall the suffrage be given to women? An address ... delivered in the Metropolitan Temple ... November 19, 1909, under the auspices of the National League for the Civic Education of Women

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    Twenty-eight years in Wall Street

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    Our monetary evils : some suggestions for their remedy /

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    Twenty-eight years in Wall Street /

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    The monetary situation and its remedies : an address /

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    Is great individual or corporate wealth a menace to the country and its republican institutions?

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    Currency legislation : the money power and the business outlook : an address ... delivered at the annual banquet of the Maine Bankers' Association, on Saturday evening, June 20, 1908, at Waterville, Maine

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    No government guarantee of bank deposits and no ownership of railroads by the government An address by Henry Clews, LL. D. Delivered at the annual meeting of the American institute of banking. Baltimore chapter, Baltimore, Md. ... October 13, 1908.

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    Twenty-eight years in Wall Street /

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    The Wall street point of view
    by Clews, Henry, 1836-1923
    Published 1900

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    Fifty years in Wall Street "Twenty-eight years in Wall street," revised and enlarged by a resume of the past twenty-two years, making a record of fifty years in Wall street
    by Clews, Henry, 1836-1923
    Published 1908

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    Our monetary evils ; some suggestions for their remedy /
    by Clews, Henry, 1836-1923
    Published 1872

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    Address at a reception given by the members on the occasion of the fiftieth anniversary of the founding of the Union League Club, February sixth, 1913, in honor of the five surviving founders: Henry Bedlow, Charles Lanier, Horace W. Fuller, Salem T. Russell, and Henry Clews, and the officers of the club from its commencement
    by Clews, Henry, 1836-1923
    Published 1913

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