It looks like you're offline.

July 31, 2025 | History

Edit

Taylor, James

English linen draper and banker

Born	1788
Died	1863

English linen draper and banker

Born	1788
Died	1863

Add to List

My Reading Lists:

Create a new list

ID Numbers

OLID: OL159094A
ISNI: 0000000083408968
Library of Congress Names: n87896982
SBN/ICCU (National Library Service of Italy): LO1V366633
VIAF: 21209785
Wikidata: Q18877922
Inventaire.io: wd:Q18877922

Links outside Open Library

No links yet. Add one?

Download catalog record: RDF / JSON

Taylor, James

28 works Add another?

Preview Book

Money should be the servant of the people, not their master: a letter to William Leatham.

Create a new list

A view of the money system of England, from the conquest: with proposals for establishing a secure and equable credit currency

A letter to His Grace the Duke of Wellington, &c. &c. &c: on the currency

Political economy illustrated by sacred history

The new poor laws

The bank charter act

To the inhabitants of the town of Bakewell

To bankers and others interested in the circulating medium of England: this day is published, in 8vo. Price 6s : a view ofthe money system of England, from the Conquest ...

The "Essays and reviews," examined, on the principles of common-sense: with some preliminary remarks on the mode in which instructions are communicated from God to man

The "Times" newspaper and the Bank of England: a letter to a member of Parliament from one of his constituents

Bakewell public meeting, March 14, 1823

An essay on money

The Scotch currency system and Sir Robert Peel

What constitutes the "pound sterling," or, Remarks on Sir Robert Peel's speech in the debate of April 30, 1847

The art of false reasoning exemplified: in some extracts from the report of Sir Robert Peel's speech in "The Times" paper of July 7th, 1849.

A letter to His Grace the Duke of Wellington: on the currency.

letter to his grace the Duke of Wellington, on the currency.

No trust, no trade!, or, Remarks on the nature of money: in which the cause of the present national distress in pointed out and a prompt and efficacious remedy is suggested.

View of the money system of England: from the Conquest; with proposals for establishing a secure and equable credit currency.

What is money?

Add to List

ID Numbers

Links outside Open Library

Taylor, James

28 works Add another?

Preview Book

Create a new list

Subjects

Places

People

Time

Add to List

ID Numbers

Links outside Open Library