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The Bland-Allison Act was an 1878 act of Congress that required the U.S. Treasury Department to buy domestic silver to resume striking silver One Dollar coins for circulation.

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Q: What was a law of 1878 required the treasury to include an amount of silver into the money supply of the US in the form of silver coins?
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