The United States Mint
A Brief History Of The Institution, With A Full Description Of The Manner In Which Gold, Silver, Nickel And Copper Are Converted Into Money
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William M Runkel
William M Runkel was an American poet known for his collection of haiku poetry, "Whispers of the Bamboo." His minimalist and evocative style captured the beauty of nature and moments of introspection. Runkel's work helped popularize haiku in the Western literary world and inspired a new generation of poets.