rns /f Helen /i M.
?Burns, chief law librarian of the Federal Reserve Bank of New
York, undertakes an assessment, in the light of 40 years past, of
the remedial banking legislation enacted during the Depression. Her
direct and lucid style of writing and her manner of dealing with
money and banking theory make this a first-rate study for both
scholar and layman.?-Library Journal
"Burns, chief law librarian of the Federal Reserve Bank of New
York, undertakes an assessment, in the light of 40 years past, of
the remedial banking legislation enacted during the Depression. Her
direct and lucid style of writing and her manner of dealing with
money and banking theory make this a first-rate study for both
scholar and layman."-Library Journal
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