An edition of A second letter to the Honourable Thomas Brand ... (1819)

A second letter to the Honourable Thomas Brand ...

in which doubts are suggested on the practicability of the new system of bullion-payments, and on its efficacy to regulate and control the amount of bank notes in circulation, by their convertibility

by Erick Bollmann

A second letter to the Honourable Thomas Bran ...

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An edition of A second letter to the Honourable Thomas Brand ... (1819)

A second letter to the Honourable Thomas Brand ...

in which doubts are suggested on the practicability of the new system of bullion-payments, and on its efficacy to regulate and control the amount of bank notes in circulation, by their convertibility

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With: A letter to Thomas Brand, Esq., M.P. for the county of Hertford : on the practicability and propriety of a resumption of specie payments. London : Printed by W. Clowes : Sold by J. Murray, 1819.

Published in: [London]

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Pagination: 45 p.
Number of pages: 45

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Open Library: OL43310223M
OCLC/WorldCat: 54197517

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A second letter to the Honourable Thomas Brand ...

in which doubts are suggested on the practicability of the new system of bullion-payments, and on its efficacy to regulate and control the amount of bank notes in circulation, by their convertibility

by Erick Bollmann