The Merchants Magazine and Commercial Review was one of the leading business journals of the mid-19th century. Published monthly, it covered a wide range of topics related to commerce, finance, and economics. The journal included articles on banking, manufacturing, international trade, and transportation, as well as reviews of books and reports on the state of the economy. This book is a fascinating look at the world of business in the pre-Civil War era.

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