The E-Sylum:  Volume 8, Number 34, August 5, 2005, Article 22

THE GOOGLE CACHE AND CRUIKSHANK NOTES

Jeff Starck writes: "You mentioned the ANA Money Museum
exhibit on Cruikshank notes.

A quick Google search leads viewers to the right source... or does it?
Google Search

The page comes up as unavailable, but... Google has a feature
called "Cached." Beneath and to the right of the URL that
matches your request are two links: Cached and More Results.
Click on cached to get a copy of the page, in this case without
images.
Cached Story

While it probably can't match seeing the page in its original
layout, if you just need information, it works well. And of
course, some cached pages show images (though rarely, it
seems). And, not all pages are cached, though Google
misses very little. Cached pages remain in Google's files,
long after sites pull them down. It's a great detective tool.

(Oh, and a quick Google search of "1818 George Cruikshank
Bank Restriction" reveals several related Cruikshank links,
including this from the British Museum: British Museum )"

  Wayne Homren, Editor

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