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Money and Law

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What can law do to money, and what can it not? “We declare this to be one dollar” can be written. “Believe in this” cannot.

  1. 118 BC The Wuzhu Coin of Han  Overview: 2,700 years of the world
  2. about AD 9 to about 40 The minting workshop of Camulodunum  Britain
  3. 1820 The Chancellery in Vienna  The Rothschild family (Frankfurt, London, Paris, Vienna, Naples)
  4. 1821 Vienna  The Rothschild family (Frankfurt, London, Paris, Vienna, Naples)
  5. 1813 Frankfurt  The Rothschild family (Frankfurt, London, Paris, Vienna, Naples)
  6. 1847–1858 The House of Commons  The Rothschild family (Frankfurt, London, Paris, Vienna, Naples)
  7. July 26, 1858 House of Commons  Rothschild family (Frankfurt, London, Paris, Vienna, Naples)
  8. the 1st century BC A village market selling the harvest  China
  9. 113 BC The imperial park: the three offices of Shanglin  China
  10. AD 301 The Defeat of the Price Edict  Overview: 2,700 years of the world
  11. 301 A market of the empire  Italy
  12. From 312 AD A market in the Imperial Capital  Greece
  13. 4th century BC Lecture Hall of the Lyceum  Greece
  14. 4th century BC The Academy in Athens  Greece
  15. 375/4 BC Excavation area of the Agora  Greece
  16. 375/4 BC The money-changer's table in the Agora  Greece
  17. the 6th century BC Sybaris and Metapontum  Italy
  18. 4th–6th centuries After Samudragupta's northwestern conquests  India
  19. 6th century BC Later writings  Greece
  20. 589–618 A Sui checkpoint  China
  21. from the 7th century Almsgiving and the Ban on Interest  Overview: 2,700 years of the world
  22. the Middle Ages The Ban on Usury and Persecution  Overview: 2,700 years of the world
  23. 708 Japan: the casting site of the Wadō coinage  China
  24. 711 The Heijō Capital  Japan
  25. 740–745 The Kuni, Naniwa, and Shigaraki Capitals  Japan
  26. 765–770 The Usa Hachiman Shrine, Buzen Province  Japan
  27. 780 A village at autumn tax time  China
  28. the 9th–10th centuries The West Frankish Kingdom  France
  29. the 8th–10th centuries A city gate with an edict posted  China
  30. Up to the 10th century The forests of the East Slavs  Russia
  31. the 11th century An office table where paper is inspected  China
  32. the 10th–12th centuries The provincial granaries and Ōshū  Japan
  33. the 11th–12th centuries A square in northern Italy  Italy
  34. 1156 The Toba Detached Palace, Kyoto  Japan
  35. 1179 The Toba Mansion, Kyoto  Japan
  36. 1183–1184 Kyoto  Japan
  37. the later 13th century–the 14th century The estates and the highways  Japan
  38. the 11th–13th centuries A port with the ban posted  China
  39. 1260–1290 A place where copper coins are melted  China
  40. 1295–1314 The mint of Paris  France
  41. 1297 Kamakura  Japan
  42. the 1340s The court of London  Italy
  43. the end of the 14th century The mint of Lisbon  Portugal
  44. 1423 Government office counter  South Korea
  45. October 1433 The Burgundian Low Countries, a mint courtyard  Netherlands
  46. the end of the 15th century–1533 a port of the western provinces  Japan
  47. 1463–1477 The Burgundian frontier supply lines, and the country outside Nancy  France
  48. 1471 The royal palace of Castile  Spain
  49. 1494 A printing house in Venice  Italy
  50. 13 June 1497 Medina del Campo  Spain
  51. from 1497 Medina del Campo  Spain
  52. 1523–1532 The treasure-room of the Louvre  France
  53. 1533 Mount Sen, the Iwami silver mine  Japan
  54. the 16th century The Silver Economy of Ming  Overview: 2,700 years of the world
  55. the 16th century The Iwami Silver Mine  Overview: 2,700 years of the world
  56. the later 16th century A county office, the tax registers  China
  57. the 16th century The Iwami silver mine and the cupellation furnace  China
  58. 16th and 20th Centuries Emergency Coinage in Mexico  India
  59. 1554 The refining works of Pachuca  Spain
  60. 1554– Pachuca  Mexico
  61. 1554– Almadén → Veracruz  Mexico
  62. From 1554 Patio Process Smelter  Mexico
  63. 1560–1858 London, and a study of a later age  Britain
  64. 1566–1568 A study in the Parlement of Paris  France
  65. 1567 Brussels  Netherlands
  66. 1572 The mercury mines of Huancavelica  Spain
  67. January 1579 Utrecht  Netherlands
  68. the 1580s Nagasaki  Japan
  69. 1580 The royal palace of Lisbon  Portugal
  70. The 1580s In the back of the mint  Turkey
  71. 1581 China, a market of the Ming  Spain
  72. From 1581 Ming China  Mexico
  73. 1598–1610 France under Henri IV  France
  74. 1621–1623 The Money-Changer's Table  Austria
  75. 1644–1648 Paris, the office of finance  France
  76. 1648 Paris, the streets of the barricades  France
  77. the 17th century The New England shore  United States
  78. the 15th–17th centuries Face values that survive only in ledgers  China
  79. the 16th–17th centuries An autumn village, the road that carries rice  China
  80. the 17th century A counting table at the market  Portugal
  81. 17th Century Fields of Recovery  Korea
  82. 1651 London and the North Sea  Netherlands
  83. 1661–1715 Versailles and the battlefield  France
  84. 1704 Moscow  Russia
  85. 1704–1971 Paris and London  Russia
  86. 1704–1725 Moscow  Russia
  87. 1707–1716 Barcelona  Spain
  88. 1728 and 1730 Madrid  Spain
  89. 1732–1792 North America, the British colonies  Spain
  90. 1749–1751 The Parlement of Paris  France
  91. the 18th century The mint of Rio de Janeiro  Portugal
  92. the later 18th century The boundary stones of the Douro valley  Portugal
  93. 18th century British Thirteen Colonies  Mexico
  94. 17th–18th centuries Market  Korea
  95. 1751 and 1764 London, the British Parliament  United States
  96. from 1764 A colonial port town  United States
  97. from 1764 London  United States
  98. From 1772 Treaty ports of China  Mexico
  99. 1774–1776 The office of the Controller-General  France
  100. 1787 Philadelphia, the Constitutional Convention  United States
  101. 1787 The Constitution of the United States, Article 1, Section 8  United States
  102. 1787 The Constitution of the United States, Article 1, Section 10  United States
  103. 1787 Within the text of the constitution  United States
  104. from 1787 In the silence of the text  United States
  105. 1791 The Secretary of State's study  United States
  106. 1791 Philadelphia, the First Bank of the United States  United States
  107. AD 1792 The Birth of the American Dollar  Overview: 2,700 years of the world
  108. April 1792 The federal Congress  United States
  109. 1792 The text of the Coinage Act  United States
  110. 1792 Philadelphia, the United States Mint  United States
  111. 1792 The Coinage Act, the penalty clause  United States
  112. 1793–1794 The market and the square, Paris  France
  113. 1794 The striking room of the mint  United States
  114. 1797–1821 London, the place of execution  Britain
  115. 1803 The Paris mint  France
  116. 1811 Washington, the federal Congress  United States
  117. 1811 Vienna  Austria
  118. 1814 The court of Milan  Italy
  119. 1816 Westminster, the Parliament  Britain
  120. 1816 The mint at Utrecht  Netherlands
  121. 1816–1847 Morning along an Amsterdam canal  Netherlands
  122. the 1820s Philadelphia, the hall of the bank  United States
  123. 1820–1850 A shopfront counting copper coins  China
  124. 1821 The counter of the Bank of England  Britain
  125. the 1830s Before the vault of the Second Bank  United States
  126. 1832 Washington, the presidential mansion  United States
  127. From 1833 A Money Changer in Athens  Greece
  128. 1835 Council  India
  129. from 1837 A town of the western frontier  United States
  130. 1844 Westminster  Britain
  131. the earlier 19th century London, the arena of debate  Britain
  132. the 19th century From Mexico to China and the United States  Spain
  133. the 16th–19th centuries Upon three oceans  Spain
  134. 1857 The scales room of the mint  Germany
  135. 1857 A German mint  Germany
  136. from the founding of the country to 1857 A street corner in the United States  United States
  137. 17 March 1861 The parliament in Turin  Italy
  138. 1861 Viceroy's Assent  India
  139. 1862 Washington, the federal Congress  United States
  140. 1862 The banknote printing works  United States
  141. 1862 A chancellery in Turin  Italy
  142. 1863–1864 Washington, the Treasury  United States
  143. 1864–1897 Mexico City Mint  Mexico
  144. 1864-1897 Querétaro  Mexico
  145. 1864–1897 Mexico City Mint  Mexico
  146. 1865–1866 The mint inspector's workbench  France
  147. 1865 The counter of a state bank  United States
  148. 1867–1869 The Parliament of Athens  Greece
  149. the 1870s Nevada, the Comstock Lode  United States
  150. the 1870s America, the West and the South  United States
  151. 1871 the Meiji government  Japan
  152. 1871 and 1873 The mint of the empire  Germany
  153. 1873 Tokyo, Kabutocho  Japan
  154. 1873 The Philadelphia mint  United States
  155. 1875 The striking room of the mint  Netherlands
  156. October 30, 1875 Printing room of the official gazette  Turkey
  157. 1878 Washington, the federal Congress  United States
  158. 1878 The mint, the silver coining press  United States
  159. January 1879 Washington, the Treasury counter  United States
  160. December 20, 1881 During the negotiations  Turkey
  161. 1890 Washington, the federal Congress  United States
  162. the end of the 1890s South Africa and the Klondike  United States
  163. 1892 The Market  Austria
  164. 1893 New York, the financial district  United States
  165. 1893 Bullion market  India
  166. 1894 On paper  Korea
  167. 1894–1904 Government office  Korea
  168. 1895–1897 London, the City  Japan
  169. published in 1900 A road in a fairy tale  United States
  170. 1900 Washington, the federal Congress  United States
  171. 1900 The United States of America  United States
  172. the 1900s America, the house of the gold standard  United States
  173. 1900s A money changer's storefront  Korea
  174. From 1905 At the counter of the Dai-Ichi Bank  Korea
  175. October 1907 New York, the counter of a trust company  United States
  176. 1910 Foreign exchange rate board  Greece
  177. 1911 The market of Lisbon  Portugal
  178. 1911– Issuing Department  Korea
  179. 23 December 1913 Washington  United States
  180. from 1913 America, where the banknote is born  United States
  181. 1914–1967 The treaty shelf, and the mint of Switzerland  France
  182. the 1914s–the 1930s A counting desk inspecting silver coins  China
  183. 1916 Constitutional Congress of Querétaro  Mexico
  184. April 8, 1916 On the table of Parliament  Turkey
  185. the 1920s The board room of the Federal Reserve  United States
  186. 1920s–1930s The Khadi system  India
  187. March 1922 The Parliament Chamber  Greece
  188. 1923–1924 The morning market, the new paper  Germany
  189. 1923–1935 Bombay  India
  190. December 1924 Vienna  Austria
  191. 1925–1932 Mexico City  Mexico
  192. 1925–1932 The Market  Mexico
  193. 1925-1932 Mexico City  Mexico
  194. 1925–1932 Mexico City  Mexico
  195. September 1927 Geneva  Greece
  196. June 11, 1930 The Parliament in Ankara  Turkey
  197. 1930 Establishment  Turkey
  198. 1932 The pages of the Official Gazette  Greece
  199. April 1933 America, the houses of the citizens  United States
  200. 1933–1935 The Supreme Court  United States
  201. 1933 Shanghai: the proclamation goes up  China
  202. from 1933 A shop putting away its scales  China
  203. 1934 The Congress of the United States  United States
  204. 1934 The Treasury  United States
  205. November 1935 A counter collecting silver  China
  206. 1942–1953 A town on Java in the rainy season  Netherlands
  207. 1945–1948 A shop lined with large-denomination paper  China
  208. November 1945 Vienna  Austria
  209. 1947–1948 From 1 April 1948  India
  210. November 1947 Vienna  Austria
  211. May 5, 1950 Seoul  South Korea
  212. 1957 The Deutsche Bundesbank  Germany
  213. 1957–1964 Mexico and This Country  India
  214. the 1960s Paris  United States
  215. 1960s–1980s Moscow  Russia
  216. 1962–1990 1962  India
  217. 1962–1990 August 24, 1968  India
  218. 1962–1990 1990  India
  219. 1965–1971 The port of Le Havre  France
  220. 1970s– Central Bank  Austria
  221. January 1992 Various locations  Russia
  222. 1993 The underground vaults of the Banque de France  France
  223. 1994– Bank of Mexico  Mexico
  224. February 19, 2001 The table of the National Security Council  Turkey
  225. 2002 A street corner in Madrid  Spain
  226. January 2002 A Dutch town, a morning in January  Netherlands
  227. 2002 A shop's cash register  Greece
  228. 31 January 2004 The pages of the Official Gazette  Turkey
  229. 2016–2018 Nationwide  India
  230. 2016–2018 The Value of Cash  India
  231. August 2023– Central Bank  Russia
  232. the present the palm of the hand  Japan
  233. from the Middle Ages to the present day Westminster, the House of Lords  Britain

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