(1826). Eunomia: With brief hints to country gentlemen, and others of tender capacity, on the principles of the new sect of political economical philosophers, termed eunomians : which principles are applied to the grand question, "What is money, its office, and effects in society?" : the question again "set at rest for ever", with some strictures upon banks and the banking system, in answer to the Right Hon. Sir John Sinclair .. Effingham Wilson.
Chicago Style (17th ed.) CitationEunomia: With Brief Hints to Country Gentlemen, and Others of Tender Capacity, on the Principles of the New Sect of Political Economical Philosophers, Termed Eunomians : Which Principles Are Applied to the Grand Question, "What Is Money, Its Office, and Effects in Society?" : The Question Again "Set at Rest for Ever", with Some Strictures upon Banks and the Banking System, in Answer to the Right Hon. Sir John Sinclair .. London: Effingham Wilson, 1826.
MLA (9th ed.) CitationEunomia: With Brief Hints to Country Gentlemen, and Others of Tender Capacity, on the Principles of the New Sect of Political Economical Philosophers, Termed Eunomians : Which Principles Are Applied to the Grand Question, "What Is Money, Its Office, and Effects in Society?" : The Question Again "Set at Rest for Ever", with Some Strictures upon Banks and the Banking System, in Answer to the Right Hon. Sir John Sinclair .. Effingham Wilson, 1826.