Statistics Of The Production Of The Precious Metals In The United States

"Statistics Of The Production Of The Precious Metals In The United States" offers a detailed historical record of precious metal production within the United States. Authored by Clarence King and compiled by the United States Census Office, this book provides an in-depth statistical analysis of the mining and production of gold, silver, and other valuable metals. It serves as an invaluable resource for economists, historians, and researchers interested in the economic history of the United States, particularly the development and impact of the precious metals industry. This historical document provides essential data and insights into a crucial period of American industrial growth.

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