British monetary experiments, 1650-1710.
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Cambridge, Mass.,
Harvard University Press,
1960.
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Table of Contents:
- Part I: The Financial Background
- The Course of Prices, 1650-1710
- The Supply of Purchasing-Power, 1693-1698
- Part II: Silver
- Devaluation v. Restoration: A Preliminary Analysis
- The Recoinage Controversy Begins
- The Controversy at its Height: 1695
- Aftermath: 1696-1710
- Part III: Gold
- Guineas: The Problems and their Setting
- Contemporary Discussions of the Guinea
- Part IV: Paper Money
- Paper Credit
- A Preliminary Survey
- Lumbard Banks
- The Exploitation of Government Credit
- The Bank of England
- Other Projects for Commercial Banks
- Land Banks: (1) Dr. Hugh Chamberlen, (2) John Briscoe, (3) John Asgill, Nicholas Barbon, and the 'Government' Land-Bank, (4) Other Land-Bank Projects
- Part V: Some Conclusions
- Silver, Gold and International Trade
- Banking, Paper Money and Inflation
- Capital, Currency and Credit.