Comparison of American legislation on bills of exchange and promissory notes with the uniform regulation adopted at the Hague Convention of 1912
by Inter-American High Commission. Central Executive Council, Inter-American High Commission. United States Section, George Jackson Eder
Book 20217 of Harvard social history/business preservation microfilm project --
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