A letter to the Right. Hon. George Canningplified /

A national note : proposed to the Right Honourable Sir Charles Wood, Bart., chancellor of the Exchequer ... /
by: Whicker, Walter Gilchrist
Published: (1847)

Two letters describing a method of increasing the quantity of circulating money, upon a new and solid principle.
by: Weston, Ambrose
Published: (1799)

The letters which have appeared in the Newcastle Chronicle on the petition of the Chamber of Commerce of Newcastle upon Tyne, for the continued circulation of local one pound notes : with a prefatory address to the country bankers, additional notes, appendix, &c. /
by: Member of the Chamber
Published: (1828)

Guineas, an unnecessary and expensive incumberance on commerce, or, The impolicy of repealing the bank restriction bill considered.
by: Boase, Henry, 1763-1827
Published: (1803)

Two letters describing a method of increasing the quantity of circulating money, upon a new and solid principle : printed for private circulation in the year 1799, and now published from the author's corrected copy : with a short preface by the editor /
by: Weston, Ambrose
Published: (1818)

A letter to the Right Honourable William Pitt : on the influence of the stoppage of issues in specie at the Bank of England, on the prices of provisions, and other commodities /
by: Boyd, Walter, 1753-1837
Published: (1811)

A letter to the Right Honourable William Pitt : on the influence of the stoppage of issues in specie at the Bank of England, on the prices of provisions, and other commodities /
by: Boyd, Walter, 1753-1837
Published: (1801)

Outline of a plan of a national currency, not liable to fluctuations in value /
by: Pell, George H.
Published: (1840)

A plan for realizing the perfection of money : in which it is demonstrated, that "paper is capable of being made, a much more perfect, true, and unvarying standard of value, than it is possible that either gold or silver can be" /
by: Jones, Charles (Writer on finance)
Published: (1837)

A summary statement of the one pound note question.
by: James, P. M. (Paul Moon), 1780-1854
Published: (1828)

A letter to the Earl of Lauderdale : in reply to his "Depreciation of paper-currency proved" /
by: Smith, Thomas (Accountant)
Published: (1814)

A letter to the Marquess of Lansdowne : on the reputed excess and depreciation of bank notes, and on the consequences of the new metallic currency /
by: Payne, Daniel Beaumont
Published: (1823)

Letters to a friend : explanative of accommodation paper, and the business of country bankers : with a proposition for a new national bank, by which one million would be annually saved, country banks abolished, and accommodation paper rendered less necessary /
by: Tickle, Tim (Timothy)
Published: (1811)

A letter to the Right Honourable Lord Althorp : in consequence of his proposal of enquiring into the expediency of renewing the bank charter : in which a plan is submitted for introducing (instead of the present) a safe, fixed, and unalterable paper currency, calculated to meet and to sustain every possible exigency, and at the same time to yield a considerable revenue to the state /
by: Anderson, William (Writer on banking)
Published: (1832)

Thoughts on circulation and paper currency : with some observations on the means of preventing the distresses, to which the mercantile interest is so frequently exposed, from the scarcity of money, and of rendering the tax on income, less burdensome to individuals and more productive to the exchequer.
by: Sinclair, John, Sir, 1754-1835
Published: (1799)

A letter to D. Ricardo, Esq : containing an analysis of his pamphlet on the depreciation of bank notes /
by: Crombie, Alexander, 1762?-1840?
Published: (1817)

Two letters describing a method of increasing the quantity of circulating-money : upon a new and solid principle.
by: Weston, Ambrose
Published: (1799)

An Enquiry into the origin and increase of the paper currency of the kingdom : a subject deserving and requiring the serious consideration of the legislature and of every man in England /
Published: (1826)

An inconvertible national paper currency : best adapted to increase the commerce, manufactures, and revenues of the British Empire : an essay /
by: Blacker, William, 1777-1855
Published: (1838)

The cause of the present threatened famine traced to its real source, viz. an actual depreciation on our circulating medium, occasioned by the paper currency ... : shewing, by an arithmetical calculation, founded on facts, the extent, nay, the very mode of the progress, which the paper system has made in reducing the people to paupers, with its only apparent practicable remedy /
by: Common sense
Published: (1800)

The Principles which govern the value of paper currency : with reference to banking establishments, as stated in the New Edinburgh review for January 1823 : with some observations on joint stock companies.
Published: (1823)

New circulating medium : being an examination of the solidity of paper currency, and its effects on the country at this crisis.
Published: (1797)

Letters to a friend, on paper credit : comprising bills of exchange, when applied as accommodation paper, country bankers' notes, and a general view of their business : in which is recommended, a new national bank, which would save one million annually, abolish country bankers, tend to check accommodation paper, and remove the risk which is so alarming in the present state of paper credit /
by: Tickle, Tim (Timothy)
Published: (1810)

Depreciation caused by conflicting coins, or, A Letter to the Earl of Lauderdale : in reply to the depreciation of the paper-currency of Great Britain proved /
by: Rutherford, A. W.
Published: (1812)

The advocacy for calling in the assistance and returning, to the constitutional monetary system, of 1798, of George the Third : but to be applied, to the creation of gold standard money, instead of to its substitute, and to be made use of in addition, to the mercantile monetary system, of 1694, of William the Third, which is at present, our sole dependence /
by: Moore, Richard, 1810-1878
Published: (1838)

A letter to Lord John Russell, on the cause of the distress of the manufacturing classes of England : with a proposed remedy /
by: Civis
Published: (1842)

A letter containing observations on some of the effects of our paper currency : and on the means of remedying its present, and preventing its future excess.
by: Hoare, Peter Richard
Published: (1810)

An enquiry into the nature and effects of the paper credit of Great Britain,
by: Thornton, Henry, 1760-1815
Published: (1802)

A letter to the Hon. the Secret Committee of the House of Commons upon Joint-Stock Banks : with observations in reply to Col. Torrens, Mr. Jones Loyd, Mr. Horsley Palmer, and Mr. Samuel Clay /
by: Alfred
Published: (1837)

An inquiry into the nature and effects of the paper credit of Great Britain /
by: Thornton, Henry, 1760-1815
Published: (1807)

An enquiry into the nature and effects of the paper credit of Great Britain /
by: Thornton, Henry, 1760-1815
Published: (1802)

An enquiry into the nature and effects of the paper credit of Great Britain /
by: Thornton, Henry, 1760-1815
Published: (1802)

Recherches sur la nature et les effets du crédit du papier dans la Grande-Bretagne /
by: Thornton, Henry, 1760-1815
Published: (1803)

A plan for extending the paper currency, on the security of the nation /
by: Arabin, Henry
Published: (1839)

An Essay on money and paper currency /
by: Torrens, R. (Robert), 1780-1864
Published: (1812)

Essays on money and the standard of value : with currency fallacies refuted ... /
by: Taylor, John, 1781-1864
Published: (1833)