Much of American politics of the late nineteenth century, for example, was about the gold standard and the free silver movement. William Jennings Bryan’s famous “Cross of Gold” speech during the presidential campaign of 1896 reflected the deep-seated views of money’s role in society and, even today, one can hear echoes of that debate in the public discourse about money.
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