An edition of The Bank of England Charter act, 1844, and the Times city articles (1856)

The Bank of England Charter act, 1844, and the Times city articles

the embarrassing and crushing effects on manufactures and commerce, of the existing gold-convertible monetary system, especially in the midst of war, are shown : the means used to maintain that system exposed : a mode of present relief suggested : and a final settlement of a suitable currency for the United Kingdom recommended, by resort to a Royal Commission

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An edition of The Bank of England Charter act, 1844, and the Times city articles (1856)

The Bank of England Charter act, 1844, and the Times city articles

the embarrassing and crushing effects on manufactures and commerce, of the existing gold-convertible monetary system, especially in the midst of war, are shown : the means used to maintain that system exposed : a mode of present relief suggested : and a final settlement of a suitable currency for the United Kingdom recommended, by resort to a Royal Commission

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Seeley, Jackson, and Halliday
Language
English
Pages
35

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Money, Bank of England

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Great Britain

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The Bank of England Charter act, 1844, and the Times city articles: the embarrassing and crushing effects on manufactures and commerce, of the existing gold-convertible monetary system, especially in the midst of war, are shown : the means used to maintain that system exposed : a mode of present relief suggested : and a final settlement of a suitable currency for the United Kingdom recommended, by resort to a Royal Commission
1856, Seeley, Jackson, and Halliday
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London
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Times (London, England)

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iv, [5]-35 p.
Number of pages
35

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OL50198296M
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36465695

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